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Go-->Different ways (part-2 concluded)

State/condition Ex: Don't eat that bread, it has gone stale.

Song/story Ex: How does that lyric go in the song?

Sound/movement Ex: I hear a crunchy sound in the forest!  Something is definitely going on!

Machine Ex: My car won't go.

Disappear Ex: He left his mobile phone on the desk and when he came back it was gone.

Be thrown out Ex: The old television will have to go.

Die Ex: Use your money now, you can't take it with you when you go.

Money Ex: He has offered a reasonable amount for the sale of his apartment so I am going for it.

To play a part Ex: We went along with his suggestion.

Time Ex: Time goes fast when I am with you.

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1. My television has gone (

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2. The (

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3. The gun went (

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4. How goes your new (

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)   [l...]? It has a very nice, large screen.

5. I know your (

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6. My (

 

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7. I don't (

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8. Most of my (

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9. His (

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10. When you are in pain, each (

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