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Go-->Different ways (Part-1)

Use the word Go in different ways:

Move/travel Ex: I have to go to Paris on business.

To move/travel in a particular way Ex: The car went slipping off the road and crashed into a tree.

Leave Ex: I must go now.

Visit/attend Ex: I have to go to my cousin's wedding.

For something Ex: I have to go shopping this weekend.

Be sent Ex: I want my wedding invitation to go to all my relatives and friends.

Lead Ex: Where does this bus go?

Place/space Ex: These utensils go on the top shelf.

Numbers Ex: 4 goes into 24 six times.

Progress Ex: I hope you are going well after your surgery.

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1. Go to see your please, he is not well.

2. I wish he'd hurry up! He is going too .

3. - Where does the go? - To England.

4. Do you go to the regularly?

5. Shall we go for a tonight? The weather is gorgeous.

6. This notice about should go to all the tenants: Animals are not allowed!

7. I want a that will go from the entry to the entrance of the hall.

8. My books won't all go in that .

9. In maths, it is true that won't go into twenty-five evenly.

10. - How did your go? - I got a good mark!

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