Go over: The teacher told the class that she wanted to go over the exam with them
Examine
Go for: My sister is going for the gold medal this year
Choose something/ Attain
Go in. Go in the house and grab my keys please.
Enter
Go under: The ship went under just minutes before arriving to its destination
Collapse
Go up: The price of the houses have gone up significantly in the last couple of years.
Increase
Go by: I went by your house the other day to talk to you and you were not there
Pass
Go ahead: I told the students to go ahead and not wait for me to go to the library.
Move forward
Go with: You have to go with the fact that things will never be the same as when you were young
Accept
Go away: The students were bothering me so I told them to go away
Leave
Go after: I told Tommy that he should go after his dreams
Chase/Pursue
Go back: I told my sister to go back home after we got to school because she was very sick
Return
Go through: what you went through is not easy, I'm so sorry for your loss.
Experience/ Endure
Go on: Micheal was talking and he was interupted by his dog, I told him to go on so he would not forget the end of his story.
Continue
Go out: I'm going out with my friends next weekend.
Socialise
Go against: I told Tommy what I think we should do and he went against my suggestion.
Oppose
Go off: I was so mad at my boyfriend. I went off on him for 10 minutes.
Explode
Go without: When she was young, my mom went without food very often. They did not have a lot of money.
Lack