I can't ... food for much longer—we need to stop for lunch soon. (to resist without something)
go without
I can't believe you're ... (to return) to school after all these years
going back
Can I ... (to join) with you to the mall? I need to get a new alarm clock.
go along
Russ picked on me back in high school, and now he has his own bully. What ... comes around. (to have consequences)
goes around
Well, the party must ...! (to continue)
go on
My alarm clock didn't ... this morning, so I got to school late. (to ring)
go off
Karen was in line first, so you can .... (to do something after someone else does) her.
go after
I'm ... (to go somewhere to have fun) with my friends tonight!
going out
Everyone stood outside chatting for a while before ... (to enter)
going in
Run! The bomb in the building could ... at any moment! (to explode)
go off
Can you ... these instructions again? I'm still a little confused. (to review)
go over
I'm so sorry that you had to ... such a traumatic experience. (to endure something traumatic)
go through
Once you ... this corridor, turn right. (to pass)
go through
House prices in our neighborhood have ... significantly. (to increase)
gone up
We're ... (to continue) with our weekend plans—I refuse to let a little rain stop us!
going forward