Collocation
How did that go?
Used to ask about the outcome, result, or progress of a past event, meeting, situation, or activity.
Definition
'How did that go?' is a common English collocation. Used to ask about the outcome, result, or progress of a past event, meeting, situation, or activity.
How did + [event/situation] + go?
“After your job interview, how did that go? I'm curious to hear all about it.”
Examples
- After your interview, how did that go? I'm curious to hear all about it.
- They launched their new product last week. Has anyone heard how did that go?
- You had a meeting with the difficult client this morning, didn't you? How did that go?
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- The team implemented the new software yesterday. We're all wondering how did that go for them.
- I know you were nervous about the exam. So, how did that go, in the end?
- She attempted to bake a multi-tiered cake for the first time. I can't wait to ask her how did that go!
- The charity event faced some last-minute challenges, but how did that go overall?
- He spent hours trying to assemble the furniture. I hope he can tell me how did that go without too much frustration.
- Building a new house is always a huge project. Do you know how did that go for your neighbors?
- The negotiation with the supplier was intense. When you next see him, ask how did that go.
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