Collocations with Go! Learn commonly used collocations and expressions with Go in English with example sentences and ESL picture to improve your English.
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Collocations with GO
List of Expressions with Go
- Go abroad
- Go bad
- Go bald
- Go bankrupt
- Go blind
- Go crazy
- Go deaf
- Go fishing
- Go insane (idiom)
- Go mad/angry
- Go missing
- Go on a date
- Go on a picnic
- Go on foot
- Go online
- Go out of business
- Go out of fashion
- Go overseas
- Go quiet
- Go sailing
- Go smoothly
- Go to the beach/to the movie
- Go to war
Examples of Collocations with Go
Go abroad
- We should go abroad on holiday this year.
Go bad
- The milk will go bad if it is not kept in the fridge.
Go bald
- Many men go bald at an early age.
Go bankrupt
- The company is about to go bankrupt.
Go blind
- The old cat is starting to go blind.
Go crazy
- The old man is going to go crazy.
Go deaf
- Many old people go deaf.
Go fishing
- I would like to go fishing this weekend.
Go insane (idiom)
- If you don’t stop making that noise, I’m going to go (completely) insane!
Go mad/angry
- I’d go mad if I was stuck at home all day.
Go missing
- Cats often go missing in the city.
Go on a date
- As for myself I doubt I’ll ever go on a date.
Go on a picnic
- We could go on a picnic today.
Go on foot
- I don’t have a car, so I will go on foot.
Go online
- I’ll just go online and look up her address.
Go out of business
- The farmer is going out of business.
Go out of fashion
- Their music will never go out of fashion.
Go overseas
- I often go overseas on business trips.
Go quiet
- The animals go quiet when there’s a predator around.
Go sailing
- I want to go sailing.
Go smoothly
- The process did not always go smoothly.
Go to the beach/to the movie
- I want to go to the beach with my friends at weekend.
Go to war
- We were always told we would never have to go to war.
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