Go like clockwork
I' ll do my best to get things to go like clockwork.

Is this correct?
I want to sound natural.
Thanks

Question

Go like clockwork
I' ll do my best to get things to go like clockwork.

Is this correct?
I want to sound natural.
Thanks

Answer

It's correct, but not entirely natural. We'd probably say 'I'll do my best to make sure things go smoothly.'

Answer

I agree with Su.Ki.  "It went like clockwork" sounds good when describing how a specific event went (in the past).