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go quiet Collocation to stop speaking or making noise; to become silent, often suddenly
go round Phrasal verb To go round means to move in a circle or visit several places or people, often in sequence.
go running Collocation to go out to run as exercise
go shopping Collocation to go to shops (in person or online) to buy things
go smoothly Collocation to happen or progress without problems, delays, or difficulties
go swimming Collocation to swim for exercise or fun as an activity
go the extra mile Idiom B2 To make a special additional effort beyond what is expected.
go the whole nine yards Idiom C1 To do everything possible or go to the maximum extent to achieve or provide something.
go through Phrasal verb Go through means to experience or endure something difficult or to examine something step by step.
go through a change Collocation B2 To experience a significant alteration, transformation, or period of transition.
go to bed Collocation to get into bed in order to sleep
go to pot Idiom B2 To go to pot means to become neglected and gradually fall into a poor condition.
go to work Collocation to travel to your workplace to do your job; to start working
go up Phrasal verb To go up means to increase or rise to a higher level or place.
go upstairs Collocation to move from a lower floor to a higher floor in a building, usually by stairs (or to the upstairs area)
go wrong Collocation to fail, stop working correctly, or develop a problem; to happen in an unexpected bad way
gobsmacked Idiom B2 Extremely surprised or shocked, often so much that you cannot speak for a moment.
Going back to what you said Collocation B1 Used to refer to something that was mentioned earlier in the conversation, often to elaborate, question, or revisit tha…
good egg Idiom B2 A good egg is a kind, trustworthy person.
Good for you. Collocation A2 An informal expression used to express approval, congratulations, or support for someone's achievement, good fortune, o…