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Collocations with GO
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Collocations with GO

Hi dear English learners! Have you ever been in doubt about whether to say I go on a trip or a go for a trip? Well, collocations with “go” can be a bit tricky. But, let’s clear things out.
We are going to look at the four types of collocations with GO: go on, go for, go + -ing, go to

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By My Lingua Academy, 4 years28 Apr 2022 ago

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