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Who goes there

UK//huː ɡoʊz ðɛər//US//hu ɡoʊz ðɛr//

Meaning of Who goes there

A challenge to identify someone's identity when they approach.

In simple words: A way to ask who is present or approaching.

Who goes there in a sentence

  • As the fog rolled in, the guard shouted, 'Who goes there?'
  • 'Who goes there?' echoed through the dark forest.
  • In movies, characters often say, 'Who goes there?' to create suspense.

How to use Who goes there

Often used in mysterious or dark situations, such as in stories or movies. Less common in everyday conversations.

Grammar pattern

standalone greeting

Memory hint

Think of a guard asking a question in a dark alley.

Related words

Collocations with Who goes there

  • ask who goes there
  • shout who goes there
  • say who goes there

Synonyms for Who goes there

Common mistakes with Who goes there

  • Used in casual situations — it's more dramatic or formal.
  • Confused with 'who's there' — which is more common.
  • Mispronounced due to unfamiliar phrasing.

Compare Who goes there with Who's there, Who is it

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Frequently asked questions about Who goes there

What does Who goes there mean?

A way to ask who is present or approaching.

What is the definition of Who goes there?

A challenge to identify someone's identity when they approach.

How do you use Who goes there in a sentence?

As the fog rolled in, the guard shouted, 'Who goes there?'

Can you give another example of Who goes there?

'Who goes there?' echoed through the dark forest.

What are synonyms for Who goes there?

Common alternatives include who's there, identify yourself, who is it.

What words go with Who goes there?

It commonly pairs with ask who goes there, shout who goes there, say who goes there.

What are common mistakes when using Who goes there?

Used in casual situations — it's more dramatic or formal. Confused with 'who's there' — which is more common. Mispronounced due to unfamiliar phrasing.

How do you pronounce Who goes there?

US: //hu ɡoʊz ðɛr//, UK: //huː ɡoʊz ðɛər//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

When should I use Who goes there?

Often used in mysterious or dark situations, such as in stories or movies. Less common in everyday conversations.