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UK//ɡəʊz//US//ɡoʊz//

Meaning of Goes

In simple words: moves or travels from one place to another

Goes in a sentence

  • Every morning, she goes for a run.
  • He goes to school by bus.
  • The concert goes on rain or shine.
  • Whenever he goes out, he brings his camera.
  • She goes home after work every day.
  • The project goes live next month.
  • He goes wherever his friends invite him.

How to use Goes

Use 'goes' for present tense. Usually informal, suitable in conversation and writing. Avoid in very formal situations.

Grammar pattern

go + object

Memory hint

Think of a person going on a journey; 'Goes' means they are moving.

Related words

Collocations with Goes

  • goes out
  • goes on
  • goes well
  • goes by
  • goes home

Synonyms for Goes

Opposites of Goes

Common mistakes with Goes

  • Confused with 'went' for past tense.
  • Using 'goes' with plural subjects.
  • Omitting the subject before 'goes'

Compare Goes with Moves, Proceeds

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Frequently asked questions about Goes

What does Goes mean?

moves or travels from one place to another

What is the definition of Goes?

Moves or travels from one place to another.

How do you use Goes in a sentence?

Every morning, she goes for a run.

Can you give another example of Goes?

He goes to school by bus.

What are synonyms for Goes?

Common alternatives include travels, moves, proceeds, advances, departs.

What is the opposite of Goes?

Opposite meanings include stays, remains, halts.

What words go with Goes?

It commonly pairs with goes out, goes on, goes well, goes by, goes home.

What are common mistakes when using Goes?

Confused with 'went' for past tense. Using 'goes' with plural subjects. Omitting the subject before 'goes'

How do you pronounce Goes?

US: //ɡoʊz//, UK: //ɡəʊz//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

When should I use Goes?

Use 'goes' for present tense. Usually informal, suitable in conversation and writing. Avoid in very formal situations.