Go Phrasal Verbs

To move or travel from one side of a place, area, road, or river to the other.

To manage or survive without having something that you need or would like to have.

To spread or circulate among people; to be sufficient for everyone in a group; or to move around a place.

To agree with or accept a decision, opinion, or suggestion; or to accompany someone to a place.

To discuss, examine, or explain something in detail; to enter a profession or field; or to be spent/invested in something.

To fail completely and stop operating (especially of a business); or to sink below the surface of water.

To match, combine well with something, or to accept/choose an option or idea.

To increase in price, level, amount, or degree; to move to a higher place; or to be destroyed by fire or explosion.

To experience a difficult situation; to examine or check something carefully; or to be officially accepted or approved.

To examine, check, or review something carefully; or to explain or repeat something to make sure it is understood.

To leave your home to attend a social event or enjoy entertainment; to have a romantic relationship with someone; or to stop burning or shining (for a fire or light).

To continue doing something, to happen or take place, or to proceed to do something next after finishing a previous action.

To make a sudden loud noise (alarm/timer), to explode (bomb/gun), to spoil or become bad (food/drink), or to stop liking something/someone.

To discuss, describe, or examine something in detail; or to enter a particular profession or state.

To enter a building, room, or other enclosed place; (of the sun or moon) to become covered by clouds; to be absorbed or understood.

To choose, attempt to achieve, attack, or have a preference for something or someone.

To decrease in level, price, or quantity; to set (sun); to stop working (system); or to be remembered.

To pass (referring to time); to be guided or directed by something; or to be called by a particular name.

To return to a place, time, situation, activity, or person.

To leave a place, person, or situation; to go on a trip or holiday; or to disappear (such as pain, a problem, or a feeling).

To start or continue to do something, especially after waiting or getting permission.

To oppose, contradict, or be contrary to a rule, decision, or belief; to be unfavorable to someone.

To pursue, chase, or try to catch someone, or to try to achieve/obtain something such as a goal, job, or opportunity.

To start dealing with a problem or task, or to continue doing your usual daily activities.