Collocation
go inside
to enter a building or enclosed place; to move from outside to inside
Definition
'go inside' is a common English collocation. to enter a building or enclosed place; to move from outside to inside
go + inside
“Please go inside and wash your hands.”
Examples
- It started raining, so we went inside.
- The dog would not go inside because it was scared of the thunder.
- When the movie ended, everyone went inside the lobby to wait for their friends.
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- If you feel dizzy, go inside and sit down for a minute.
- We cannot go inside until the security guard opens the gate.
- She went inside quietly so she would not wake the baby.
- The firefighters told the crowd not to go inside the building.
- After knocking twice, he went inside without waiting for an answer.
More verb + adverbs
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