Cool MateMeaning of He's not going to last
He will not endure or survive a situation for much longer.
In simple words: He won't stay or survive for long.
He's not going to last in a sentence
- After the injury, he's not going to last in the competition.
- If he keeps this up, he's not going to last at his job.
- In such harsh conditions, he's not going to last for days.
- With his current habits, he's not going to last in school.
- She's exhausted; she's not going to last through the night.
How to use He's not going to last
This phrase is often used to indicate that someone will not be able to endure a situation. It's common in everyday conversation but may not be appropriate in formal contexts.
Grammar pattern
standalone phrase
Memory hint
Think of a candle burning out—it's not going to last much longer.
Related words
Collocations with He's not going to last
- not going
- last long
- not going to survive
- last in a competition
Synonyms for He's not going to last
- will fail
- won't survive
- isn't enduring
- isn't lasting
- isn't going to hold
Common mistakes with He's not going to last
- Confusing with 'he's not going to last long'—both mean the same.
- Using in overly formal situations.
- Forget to use appropriate tense or context.
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Frequently asked questions about He's not going to last
What does He's not going to last mean?
He won't stay or survive for long.
What is the definition of He's not going to last?
He will not endure or survive a situation for much longer.
How do you use He's not going to last in a sentence?
After the injury, he's not going to last in the competition.
Can you give another example of He's not going to last?
If he keeps this up, he's not going to last at his job.
What are synonyms for He's not going to last?
Common alternatives include will fail, won't survive, isn't enduring, isn't lasting, isn't going to hold.
What words go with He's not going to last?
It commonly pairs with not going, last long, not going to survive, last in a competition.
What are common mistakes when using He's not going to last?
Confusing with 'he's not going to last long'—both mean the same. Using in overly formal situations. Forget to use appropriate tense or context.
How do you pronounce He's not going to last?
US: //hiz nɑt ˈgoʊɪŋ tə læst//, UK: //hiːz nɒt ˈgəʊɪŋ tə lɑːst//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.
When should I use He's not going to last?
This phrase is often used to indicate that someone will not be able to endure a situation. It's common in everyday conversation but may not be appropriate in formal contexts.