verb
1 happen
ADVERB
▪ smoothly , well
▪
Everything went very smoothly.
▪ badly
2 pass
ADVERB
▪ quickly , slowly
▪
The cruise went very quickly.
▪ by
▪
The days seemed to ~ by very slowly.
3 look/taste good with sth
ADVERB
▪ well
▪ together
▪
Leeks and potatoes ~ well together in a soup.
PREPOSITION
▪ with
▪
That tie ~es well with that shirt.
PHRASAL VERBS
go down
ADVERB
▪ badly , well
PREPOSITION
▪ with
▪
The novel went down well with the public.
go on
ADVERB
▪ endlessly
PREPOSITION
▪ about
▪
He ~es on endlessly about his health problems.
▪ at ( esp. BrE )
▪
Stop ~ing on at me about that money.
▪ with
▪
We'll ~ on with the presentations after lunch.
PHRASES
▪ ~ on and on
▪
The flight just seemed to ~ on and on.
Go is used with these nouns as the subject: ↑ argument , ↑ ball , ↑ bell , ↑ boat , ↑ bulb , ↑ bullet , ↑ bus , ↑ buzzer , ↑ cable , ↑ confidence , ↑ day , ↑ elastic , ↑ eye , ↑ ferry , ↑ fire alarm , ↑ funding , ↑ hand , ↑ hearing , ↑ job , ↑ joy , ↑ lane , ↑ machine , ↑ mail , ↑ momentum , ↑ money , ↑ nerve , ↑ pain , ↑ path , ↑ phone , ↑ refrain , ↑ rehearsal , ↑ road , ↑ route , ↑ ship , ↑ shiver , ↑ sight , ↑ siren , ↑ slogan , ↑ song , ↑ spring , ↑ street , ↑ stress , ↑ time , ↑ trail , ↑ train , ↑ watch , ↑ whistle , ↑ wire , ↑ work
Go is used with these nouns as the object: ↑ bowling , ↑ dancing , ↑ distance , ↑ diving , ↑ fishing , ↑ hunting , ↑ mile , ↑ riding , ↑ route , ↑ sailing , ↑ shopping , ↑ sightseeing , ↑ skating , ↑ skiing , ↑ step , ↑ way