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Collocations of 'Do- Set- Go' - Actions & Activities (Go)

Explore English collocations with 'Go' used for describing actions and activities with examples like "go on a date" and "go smoothly".

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Verb Collocations With 'Do- Set- Go'
to go abroad

to travel or move to a foreign country or location, typically for the purpose of study, work, vacation, or residence

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to go far

to physically move or travel a significant distance, often involving long journeys, road trips, etc.

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to go first

to take the initial action in a particular situation

[phrase]
to go fishing

to try to catch fish using a fishing rod and bait

[phrase]
to go on a date

to meet someone in a social or romantic context for the purpose of getting to know each other better

[phrase]
to go on a picnic

to have an outdoor meal or gathering in a natural or park setting

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to go (out) on (a) strike

(of a group of employees) to refuse to work as a form of protest or to demand changes to their working conditions, pay, or other employment-related issues

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to go on a trip

to travel way from home for fun or to explore new places

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to go sw on foot

to travel or move from one place to another by walking

[phrase]
to go on the offensive

to take actions or attack aggressively in a conflict or competition to gain an advantage

[phrase]
to go online

to access the Internet or be connected to the digital world through a computer, smartphone, or other electronic device

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to go overseas

to travel to a foreign country

[phrase]
to go sailing

to travel on a sailboat or similar watercraft, using the wind to move

[phrase]
to go smoothly

to progress or proceed without problems or interruptions

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to go to bed on an argument

to sleep without resolving a disagreement or argument, resulting in lasting uneasy feelings

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to go running

to walk in a way that is very fast and both feet are never on the ground at the same time, often for exercise or enjoyment

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to go dancing

to enjoy moving to music at social events or gatherings

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to go walking

to move on foot for exercise or enjoyment

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to go shopping

to buy things from stores

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to go swimming

to be in the water and move for enjoyment or exercise

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to go down on

to use one's mouth to stimulate another person's genital area as a form of sexual activity

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to go below

to descend from the upper deck of a ship to the lower deck or interior areas of the ship

[phrase]
to go to bed

to lie down in your bed to sleep, whether at night or for a nap during the day

[phrase]
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