Test your English skills! -  How to use the 'Go' set

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To leave home to do something fun

"I'm going out later! See you soon"
"What time are you going out?"
"She went out with my boyfriend! Why?!"

To return to a place / time

"I want to go back to my childhood."
"What time did she go back?"
"When we go back, we can eat together."

to leave for some time

"The clouds went away."
"Please go away, you are bothering me."
"I went away for summer vacation."

to increase (price/temperature)
to go north or upper direction

"The price of rice is going up."
"Yesterday, the temp. went up to 40 degrees!"
"We went up north."

to decrease (price/temperature) 
to go south or lower direction

"Look! The rice price went down."
"I want the heat to go down."
"She will go down to Florida today."

For something to continue / happen

"The show goes on."
"She went on to finish college."
"She is going on to her next class."
"She had gone on to say something ridiculous."

to make a loud noise (alarm)
to say something confidently or scold 

"The alarm went off."
"My car horn is going off, what do I do?"
"Yeah, she went off on me because I was late."
"The doctor had gone off on his patient"

to review / check something

"Let's go over the homework."
"She goes over the math problems with everyone."
"They had gone over the rules of the class"

to go experience something difficult
to pass between two things

"She went through a breakup"
"I'm going through a tough time."
"I will go through the tunnel."
"They had gone through the death of their dog."

to continue moving next to something

"I'm went along the river."
"I am going along the sidewalk."

to match (clothes)

"Does this shirt go with me shoes?"

to not have something you usually have

"I went without my cellphone this week."
"I'm going without my favorite shoes."
"She had gone without her husband this year."

to be ok to start / continue

"Go ahead and begin your test"
"They went ahead without me. I'm sad"
"They had gone ahead and ordered food."