- Go.
- Go away.
- Go ahead.
- Go there.
- Go outside.
- Go inside.
- Go upstairs.
- Go downstairs.
- Go home.
- Go on a trip to Manali.
- Go to a hill station.
- Go out of your hometown.
- Go to bed.
- Go to school.
- Go to market.
- Go to office.
- Go to college.
- Go to the park.
- Go to gym.
- Go to my room.
- Go to Patna.
- Go to Delhi.
- Go to Mumbai.
- Go to counter no.3.
- Go to the ticket counter.
- Go to the railway station.
- Go to the post office.
- Go to the police station.
- Go to the nearest petrol pump.
- Go to the nearby grocery store.
- Go to any mall.
- Go to the second floor.
- Go to the top floor.
- Go to the backyard of your house.
- Go to the ground floor.
- Go to Mr. Sharma’s house.
- Go to Sunil uncle’s house.
- Go to village.
- Go to the village market.
- Go abroad.
- Go on a picnic.
- Go this way.
- Don’t go crazy.
- Go along with your father.
- Don’t go after him at the moment.
- Don’t go to her next time.
- Don’t go in the wrong direction.
- Don’t go there alone.
- Don’t go there alone at night.
- Don’t go in this heavy rain.
- Don’t go out in this scorching sun.
- Go now.
- Go right now.
- Go right away.
- Go fast.
- Go quickly.
- Go as soon as possible.
- Go there as soon as possible.
- Go home as soon as possible.
- Go to your room.
- Go to the kitchen.
- Go to Darbhanga tower.
- Go to your bed room.
- Go to Agra.
- Go to another state.
- Go anywhere in the world.
- Go the next class.
- Go there in the evening.
- Go to his cabin some other time.
- Go to him.
- Go to the front of the class.
- Go to your mother.
- Go to your grandparents in the village.
- Go to the principal.
- Go to the D.M.
- Go to a dentist.
- Go to that sugarcane juice seller.
- Go to the High court.
- Go to the education department.
- Don’t go anywhere.
- Don’t go to him.
- Don’t go right now.
- Don’t go to that mall.
- Don’t go to the party.
- Don’t go to office today.
- Go to school on foot.
- Don’t go to that haunted place.
- Don’t go barefoot.
- Don’t go in the sun.
- Go online.
- Go live now.
- Go back there.
- Go back home.
- Go back to your seat.
- Go back to your class.
- Go back to school.
- Go back to that tree.
- Go back to office.
GO + V-ing ( describing leisure activities using gerund)
- We use go + ing for activities we do for fun in our free time.
- Go + ing indicates the whole activity and experience, not just the action expressed by the verb.
- This structure is used with verbs that are not followed by an object.
- The verb “go” changes based on the verb tense we use, for example —
He goes jogging every morning.
I’ll go trekking this weekend.
I went shopping yesterday.
- Go shopping.
- Go skiing.
- Go hiking.
- Go skating.
- Go paragliding.
- Go surfing.
- Go mountain climbing.
- Go ice skating.
- Go running.
- Go swimming.
- Go partying.
- Go birdwatching.
- Go jogging.
- Go dancing.
- Go trekking.
- Go fishing.
- Go scuba diving.
- Go horseback riding.
- Go sightseeing.
- Go sailing.
- Go camping.
- Go bowling.
- Go windsurfing.
Imperative Sentences with 'Come'
- Come here.
- Come home.
- Come over here.
- Come outside.
- Come in.
- Come inside.
- Come upstairs.
- Come downstairs.
- Come to the second floor.
- Come to my cabin.
- Come to coaching.
- Come to office in the evening.
- Come to the Inquiry office.
- Come to the main entry gate.
- Come to the roundabout.
- Come to Raj Maidan in Darbhanga.
- Come to Aakash Institute in Patna.
- Come to Brilliant Science Coaching centre.
- Come to village.
- Come to the park.
- Come to college.
- Come to the nearby petrol pump.
- Come to railway station.
- Come to the bus stop.
- Come to coaching regularly.
- Come to me.
- Come to your parents.
- Come a little closer.
- Come to the front of the class.
- Come to the backyard.
- Come to the balcony.
- Come to the banyan tree.
- Come to your senses.
- Come online.
- Come live at 7:00 p.m.
- Come fast.
- Come immediately.
- Come to my cabin right now.
- Come to work from tomorrow.
- Come home as soon as possible.
- Come here as fast as you can.
- Come again. (literal meaning)
- Come again (idiomatic meaning :- What did you say?)
- Don’t come here again.
- Don’t come to my house from now on.
- Come out of your comfort zone.
- Come to the mainstream of development.
- Don’t come to the mainstream politics.
- Come to a conclusion first.