• Alex goes along ____ anything his wife says. • This medicine should make the pain go ____. • The lights went ____ before we got to the door. • Go ____ the contract before signing it. • This bag doesn't go ____ these shoes. • Bill and Amy went ____ sleep after the twins were born. • Ed went ____ his dreams and became a pilot. • Prices never ____, they keep going up. • Sorry for interrupting. Please go ____. • I was late as my alarm didn't go ____. • I'll lose my job if I go ____ the boss. • It's a secret, I can’t go ____ details. • Go ____ notes and grammar rules before the test. • He and I go way ____, at least 20 years. • If I'm not there soon, go ____, start without me. • The menu looks great! I'll go ____ the steak. • I'll have to go ____ lunch today, we're too busy. • They went ____ for 2 years before he proposed. • I cannot go ____ with his suggestion. • I'm not well; I must be going ____ with the flu. • The milk has gone ____. Don't drink it. • Have we got enough food to go ____? • I went ____ banking after graduation. • Gambling goes ____ my principles. • She has gone ____ a lot of hardships. • Sales went ____, we need new ideas. • It's getting late. Let's go ____ home. • We usually go ____ for the summer. • His company went ____ during the recession. • The police went ____ the thief, but he got away. • The trip went ____ fast, it's our last day here!

GAPS: Phrasal Verbs with GO

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