Go describes movement from one place to another.
The idea
Use go with I or we and goes with she in the present. The past is irregular: went; the past participle is gone. Use to before a noun destination, as in go to school.
Examples
- I go to school by bus.
- She goes to work early.
- We went to the museum yesterday.
- They go home after dinner.
- Where are you going?
- He has gone to the library.
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Watch out
Do not put to before home in go home. Past went is not formed by adding -ed to go.
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Choose the present form for she. She ___ to work early. (go / goes)
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goes
goes agrees with the subject she.
Choose the natural phrase for returning home. They ___ after dinner. (go home / go to home)
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go home
go home has no to before home.
Choose the irregular past form. We ___ to the museum yesterday. (went / goed)
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went
went is the irregular past form of go.
Practice round
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Choose the present form for she. She ___ to work early. (go / goes)
Choose the natural phrase for returning home. They ___ after dinner. (go home / go to home)
Choose the irregular past form. We ___ to the museum yesterday. (went / goed)
Tap the words in the right order.
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Tap the words in the right order.
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Describe a regular journey and somewhere you went yesterday.