Cool MateMeaning of Go on all day
To continue happening or being active throughout the entire day.
In simple words: To continue for the entire day.
Go on all day in a sentence
- The festival will go on all day with various activities.
- She was talking about her trip and the conversation went on all day.
- The rain is expected to go on all day, so bring an umbrella.
- If the meeting goes on all day, we might not finish our tasks.
- They agreed to go on all day until they reach their goal.
How to use Go on all day
Use in informal contexts when describing events or activities that last from morning to night. Not suitable for formal writing.
Grammar pattern
standalone phrase
Memory hint
Imagine a clock going around all day long without stopping.
Related words
Collocations with Go on all day
- talk go on all day
- celebration go on all day
- activities go on all day
Common mistakes with Go on all day
- Confusing with 'go all the way' which has a different meaning.
- Using in a written context where only formal phrases should be used.
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Frequently asked questions about "Go on all day"
What does "Go on all day" mean?
To continue for the entire day.
What is the definition of "Go on all day"?
To continue happening or being active throughout the entire day.
How do you use "Go on all day" in a sentence?
The festival will go on all day with various activities.
Can you give another example of "Go on all day"?
She was talking about her trip and the conversation went on all day.
What are synonyms for "Go on all day"?
Common alternatives include continue, last, persist.
What words go with "Go on all day"?
It commonly pairs with talk go on all day, celebration go on all day, activities go on all day.
What are common mistakes when using "Go on all day"?
Confusing with 'go all the way' which has a different meaning. Using in a written context where only formal phrases should be used.
How do you pronounce "Go on all day"?
US: //ɡoʊ ɑn ɔl deɪ//, UK: //ɡəʊ ɒn ɔːl deɪ//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.
When should I use "Go on all day"?
Use in informal contexts when describing events or activities that last from morning to night. Not suitable for formal writing.