How do you use "go" in a sentence?

I usually go to work by bicycle. Shall we go for a walk? The children have gone to bed.

go

Q: What does "go" mean?

To move from one place to another; to leave The verb 'go' expresses movement away from the speaker or towards a destination. It is one of the most versatile verbs in English, appearing in countless phrasal verbs (go on, go out, go up) and expressions. 'Go' can also describe processes ('the meeting went well') and changes of state ('go bad').

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의미: To move from one place to another; to leave

去，走，进行

行く、進む、〜になる

가다, 나아가다, ~이 되다

The verb 'go' expresses movement away from the speaker or towards a destination. It is one of the most versatile verbs in English, appearing in countless phrasal verbs (go on, go out, go up) and expressions. 'Go' can also describe processes ('the meeting went well') and changes of state ('go bad').

「go」表示离开说话者或朝目的地移动。它是英语中最多用途的动词之一，出现在无数短语动词（go on, go out, go up）和表达中。「go」也可以描述过程（「the meeting went well」）和状态变化（「go bad」）。

El verbo «go» expresa movimiento alejándose del hablante o hacia un destino. Es uno de los verbos más versátiles en inglés, apareciendo en innumerables verbos frasales (go on, go out, go up) y expresiones. «Go» también puede describir procesos («the meeting went well») y cambios de estado («go bad»).

「go」は話者から離れる動き、または目的地に向かう動きを表します。英語で最も多用途な動詞の一つで、数え切れないほどの句動詞（go on, go out, go up）や表現に現れます。「go」はプロセス（「the meeting went well」）や状態の変化（「go bad」）を表すこともできます。

동사 'go'는 화자로부터 멀어지거나 목적지를 향한 이동을 표현합니다. 영어에서 가장 다용도로 쓰이는 동사 중 하나로, 수많은 구동사(go on, go out, go up)와 표현에 사용됩니다. 'go'는 과정('the meeting went well')이나 상태 변화('go bad')를 나타내기도 합니다.

예문

I usually go to work by bicycle.
我通常骑自行车上班。
Normalmente voy al trabajo en bicicleta.
普段は自転車で通勤しています。
보통 자전거로 출근합니다.
Shall we go for a walk?
我们去散步好吗？
¿Vamos a dar un paseo?
散歩に行きませんか？
산책하러 갈까요?
The children have gone to bed.
孩子们已经睡觉了。
Los niños se han ido a la cama.
子供たちは寝ました。
아이들은 잠자리에 들었습니다.

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사용 가이드

맥락: general

어조: neutral

기원과 역사

From Old English 'gān', one of the oldest verbs of motion. Its past tense 'went' is borrowed from a completely different verb — 'wenden' (to wend) — making it a classic example of suppletion.

문화적 배경

Era: Modern

Generation: All ages

Social background: Universal

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