go

verb

1 happen

ADVERB

▪ smoothly, well

▪

Everything went very smoothly.

▪ badly

2 pass

ADVERB

▪ quickly, slowly

▪

The cruise went very quickly.

▪ by

▪

The days seemed to go by very slowly.

3 look/taste good with sth

ADVERB

▪ well

▪ together

▪

Leeks and potatoes go well together in a soup.

PREPOSITION

▪ with

▪

That tie goes well with that shirt.

PHRASAL VERBS

go down

ADVERB

▪ badly, well

PREPOSITION

▪ with

▪

The novel went down well with the public.

go on

ADVERB

▪ endlessly

PREPOSITION

▪ about

▪

He goes on endlessly about his health problems.

▪ at (esp. BrE)

▪

Stop going on at me about that money.

▪ with

▪

We'll go on with the presentations after lunch.

PHRASES

▪ go on and on

▪

The flight just seemed to go on and on.

Go is used with these nouns as the subject: ↑argument, ↑ball, ↑bell, ↑boat, ↑bulb, ↑bullet, ↑bus, ↑buzzer, ↑cable, ↑confidence, ↑day, ↑elastic, ↑eye, ↑ferry, ↑fire alarm, ↑funding, ↑hand, ↑hearing, ↑job, ↑joy, ↑lane, ↑machine, ↑mail, ↑momentum, ↑money, ↑nerve, ↑pain, ↑path, ↑phone, ↑refrain, ↑rehearsal, ↑road, ↑route, ↑ship, ↑shiver, ↑sight, ↑siren, ↑slogan, ↑song, ↑spring, ↑street, ↑stress, ↑time, ↑trail, ↑train, ↑watch, ↑whistle, ↑wire, ↑work

Go is used with these nouns as the object: ↑bowling, ↑dancing, ↑distance, ↑diving, ↑fishing, ↑hunting, ↑mile, ↑riding, ↑route, ↑sailing, ↑shopping, ↑sightseeing, ↑skating, ↑skiing, ↑step, ↑way