4th Year Phrasal verbs GO

The detective decided to go ______ the suspect’s alibi thoroughly.

"Let’s  go ______ and split the bill equally," Sarah suggested.

Despite initial setbacks, the team found the project easier as they  went ______.

The politician’s scandal caused him to go ______ in public opinion.

"Go ______ the instructions carefully before assembling the furniture," Dad advised.

After years of neglect, the historic building eventually went ______.

"I wouldn’t go ______ to call him dishonest," she said cautiously.

The children went ______ each other with toy swords during playtime.

To understand the poem’s depth, you must go ______ the surface meaning.

"Go ______  the sugar—this cake is already sweet enough!" Mom warned.

We go ______ to our home town every summer for family reunions.

Don’t go ______ spreading rumors; it’s unkind and unethical.

The teacher asked us to go ______the problem step by step.

If you go ______ on your promise, people will lose trust in you.

The audience loved her speech; it really went ______ well with the public.