Go ( verb , noun )

(As a verb)

Go ( verb )

1. To move from one place to another.
2. To proceed or advance to a specified place or in a specified direction.
3. To extend or lead in a specified direction.
4. To function or work.
5. To say or utter.

Origin:

Old english gān, of germanic origin; related to dutch gaan and german gehen.

Examples:

1. She decided to go to the park and relax under a tree.
2. I will go to the grocery store tomorrow to buy some fruits.
3. The path goes through the forest and leads to a beautiful waterfall.
4. This old radio still goes after so many years.
5. He went on to explain the details of the plan to his colleagues.

(As a noun)

Go ( noun )

1. To move from one place to another.
2. To proceed or advance to a specified place or in a specified direction.
3. To extend or lead in a specified direction.
4. To function or work.
5. To say or utter.

Origin:

Old english gān, of germanic origin; related to dutch gaan and german gehen.

Examples:

1. She decided to go to the park and relax under a tree.
2. I will go to the grocery store tomorrow to buy some fruits.
3. The path goes through the forest and leads to a beautiful waterfall.
4. This old radio still goes after so many years.
5. He went on to explain the details of the plan to his colleagues.