Collocations for go - verb
1. happen
2. pass
ADVERB
quickly,
slowly
The cruise went very quickly.
The cruise went very quickly.
by
The days seemed to go by very slowly.
The days seemed to go by very slowly.
3. look/taste good with sth
go down - PHRASAL VERB
ADVERB
badly,
well
PREPOSITION
with
The novel went down well with the public.
The novel went down well with the public.
Go is used with these nouns as the subject:
argument, ball, bell, boat, bulb, bullet, bus, buzzer, cable, confidence, day, elastic, eye, ferry, fire alarm, funding, hand, hearing, job, joy, lane, machine, mail, momentum, money, nerve, pain, path, phone, refrain, rehearsal, road, route, ship, shiver, sight, siren, slogan, song, spring, street, stress, time, trail, train, watch, whistle, wire, work
argument, ball, bell, boat, bulb, bullet, bus, buzzer, cable, confidence, day, elastic, eye, ferry, fire alarm, funding, hand, hearing, job, joy, lane, machine, mail, momentum, money, nerve, pain, path, phone, refrain, rehearsal, road, route, ship, shiver, sight, siren, slogan, song, spring, street, stress, time, trail, train, watch, whistle, wire, work
Go is used with these nouns as the object:
bowling, dancing, distance, diving, fishing, hunting, mile, riding, route, sailing, shopping, sightseeing, skating, skiing, step, way
bowling, dancing, distance, diving, fishing, hunting, mile, riding, route, sailing, shopping, sightseeing, skating, skiing, step, way