Phrasal Verbs: Go

Time for a look at phrasal verbs with ↑.




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Exercise 1

Complete the sentences and dialogues using  the correct preposition.

Example.

 Nobody has gone __into____ that house in decades. It's way too creepy.


1/ 

 A: How about a Cajun restaurant for Miki's birthday dinner?

                B: I don't think she'd go ____ it. It's too heavy and spicy.

2/ 

 

A: What the hell!? My tax bill is $7500!
B: Calm down. Have you gone _____ it yet? It may be an error.


3/   

 A: The job looks interesting, but I don't know if I'm good enough it.

          B: If you see an opportunity, you should go ______ it!


4/

  A: I have a problem with one of my colleagues. It's not easy to talk about....

    B: ...I'm listening. Go _____, please. I'm listening.


5/

 A: Did you enjoy Canada Day, Gunmeet?

                             B: It was fun, especially wen the fireworks went _____.



Exercise 2

Phrasal verbs can also be idioms or have a different meaning in British English. Guess what the phrasal verb means by the situation.


1/ 

A: Ugh! What's that awful smell?

   B: Oh no. The cheese has gone off. 

2/ 

Bob's dirty joke didn't go over well with the party guests. 

                He was asked to leave. 

3/

DJ Nitro's beach parties really go off! I love them!