Collocation
go to work
to travel to your workplace to do your job; to start working
Definition
'go to work' is a common English collocation. to travel to your workplace to do your job; to start working
go + to work
“I go to work by bus every morning.”
Examples
- I go to work at nine on weekdays.
- She goes to work by train because it is faster.
- They go to work together when it rains.
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- We went to work early to finish the report.
- He has to go to work on Saturdays this month.
- If I do not go to work tomorrow, I need a doctor’s note.
- After the storm, many people could not go to work because the roads were closed.
- By the time she went to work, the meeting had already started.
- When you go to work in a new country, you may need a work permit.
More verb + prepositional phrases
- We are in the same class. To be a student in the same course, academic group, or grade level as someone else.
- Do you still keep in touch? To maintain communication or contact with someone.
- What do you make of it? What do you think about it? / What is your opinion or interpretation of it?
- Can I pay by card? A polite question asking whether payment with a bank or credit/debit card is accepted.
- I'll be in touch. To communicate or make contact with someone, usually at a later time or on an ongoing basis.