This is going to be a long one!
Thankfully you do not need to know every phrasal
verb with go for the B2 Cambridge exam. However
you do need to know quite a few! My name is Toby, this is SMASH
English and here is every phrasal verb with go
that you need to know for the B2 First Cambridge Exam. "to go after" To chase or pursue somebody.
Separable and transitive. Somebody took my phone! Bruce! Go after
him! Don't worry, Monica! I'll get him for you! Oi! Give her back her phone!
Uh, Bruce! Is that it!? Do you know how important my phone is to me!? Do you know
who I am!? Do you know how many guys are going to be
be like crying right now because I can't text them back!
Oh my god, Bruce! Uh, Monica, if I run I might spill my drink, yeah!
Definition two: to pursue a goal. Inseparable and transitive.
Hey Bruce, I'm going after my goal of being like a top
instagram model and an influencer, yeah. I think that's about as likely as Toby's
goal of SMASH English becoming successfu!l Oh
shut up! Oh my god, shut up. Are you saying I am
that ugly!? Hey 30 subscribers, yeah? 30 people... I teach classes
of more than 30 people every single day... What am i doing with my time!?
"to go along with something". To agree with something.
Inseparable and transitive. i went along with going to the cinema
even though i didn't want to go. "to go ahead". Definition one:
to proceed. Inseparable and intransitive.
The new construction project is going ahead.
I went ahead and made you dinner. How nice of me. Definition 2:
to give permission. Inseparable and intransitive. Um, Bruce, um, can I ask you something?
Yeah sure, Monica, go ahead. Um yeah do you really think that i'm
that ugly? Uh, yes. Yes I do.
How about now? "to go away".
To leave or disappear. Inseparable and intransitive.
Sorry I can't see you tomorrow i've gone away on holiday.
Oh my god can you all just go away, yeah? I'm unique,
and modeling agencies love unique looking girls
like me! With beards? Shut up, Bruce! I told you before it's not
a beard it's my skin! Yeah!?
"to go back". To return. Inseparable and
intransitive. I didn't like the clothes I bought so I
went back to the shop to return them. I'd love to go back to being a child
again, life was so much better then. If I could go back in time
I would visit the vikings. "to go by" To pass. Inseparable and
intransitive. Time goes by. The days go by.
The years go by. Life goes by... and then... Shut up, you idiot! You're so
depressing yeah!? Live your life to the full, that's
what I say and that's what I do! You know what I
mean? "to go down". Definition one:
to reduce or to decrease. Inseparable and intransitive.
The number of smokers is going down. The price of property has gone down over
the last few years. Definition two: to descend.
Inseparable and intransitive. The sun goes down at sunset...
okay yeah very simple. "to go for something".
To choose something. Inseparable and transitive.
So i was like thinking, should I go for the black t-shirt or should i go for the
white t-shirt? And in the end I went for the white
t-shirt because like black can make me look so pale
but I think white really brings out my eyes.
Do you know what I mean? No. No I don't. "to go off". Definition one:
To make a loud noise or to explode. Inseparable and intransitive.
An alarm can go off. A bomb can go off. Fireworks can
go off. Definition 2: to leave often without warning.
Inseparable and intransitive. Monica, do you know where Bruce is?
I don't know he just went off. Oh okay. Probably to get a drink again...
Alright? What's going on? Yeah... Definition three:
To stop liking something. Inseparable and transitive. I studied English for
two years but then I went off it because my teacher
was terrible but then I found SMASH English and I love English again and i'm
going to subscribe and like this vide. and comment
down below... I am! "To go on" Definition one:
to continue doing something. Inseparable and intransitive. Monica went on talking for hours... and hours... and hours... Definition two: to proceed.
Inseparable and intransitive. After eating we went on to watch TV.
The teacher explained the grammar and then we went
on to do the fun exercises. And after watching this fantastic SMASH
English video I went on to watch another SMASH English video. This one for example:
about the differences between used to and
would... and they are more complicated than you think!
So why not watch it? Definition three: to happen. Inseparable and
intransitive. ARGUING ARGUING What is going on now!? Bruce said I have a beard and i'll never
be a model! Well, Monica, I don't think it's very
likely, do you? What do you know!? Yeah?! You look
like a baby viking! You look pathetic! Loser! Oh,
thanks! Thanks, Monica. "to go out" Definition one: to leave your house to go
into a public place. Inseparable and intransitive.
Bruce are you going out tonight? What about
me and you, night on the town! We can show the girls our conditionals
yeah? Mixed conditionals! They love it! Going out? You mean like going out of
my house?! No mate I do not do that.
OK, so do you ever go out? Well I go to the shop every day... This beer
is not gonna buy itself, is it!? Definition two: to talk about something
light becoming dark. Inseparable and
intransitive. A fire could go out. A light could go out. A candle
could go out. "To go over" Definition one:
to examine something carefully. Inseparable
and transitive. Before you finish writing your B2 First
essay you should go over it and check for
mistakes. Oh and if you want more information
about the B2 First essay then why not watch my great video about the
five most common mistakes that students make
when writing their B2 First essay? "to go
up" To increase or to rise. Inseparable and
intransitive. A price could go up. A billboard could go
up. Hands could go up. "to go with". To agree with something.
Inseparable and transitive. This is a great expression to use in
part three of the speaking exam. Don't tell
your partner that you agree. Don't say "I agree". Instead say
"yes I see your point, I will go with that". And if you want more help with
part three of the speaking exam then of course I have a video about how
to pass part three of the B2 First Cambridge speaking exam, so
click on that as well! Gosh you have a lot to watch don't you?
And with that we are finished! Thank goodness because I am
very very hot here! Now you know every phrasal verb with go
that you need to know for the B2 First Cambridge exam. If you like the video
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