Hi, the meaning of “go further” and “go even further” is to progress/advance in life, work, and et. When you add even it means to progress/advance more. Examples for progress and advance are: You will go further in life by getting your bachelor’s degree. Then after saying that you say: You will go even further in life by not only getting your bachelor’s degree, but also getting good grades. Another way to understand is to think of the word “farther”, which comes from the word “far” and is to describe physical distance. “Further” is to describe figurative distance, like “go further in your life/job” meaning move forward in your life/job.

Adding to what Leah said, if somebody says that they would like you to ‘go further’ with your studies, for example, this means they would like you to continue, or to exceed what you are currently doing.

Hi Hussayn, 'Go further' means to continue doing something or to stretch something out. Synonyms are: continue, move forward, proceed It is a combination of a verb (go) and an adverb (further). It can be used as an instruction. Sentence: You will find my house if you go further down the road. Please do not let this information go further. He adds water to the soup to make it go further. I hope this helps!