Usage of go on and going on

Updated on healthy 2024-03-21
9 answers
  1. Anonymous users2024-02-07

    go) +on: go here can be any other verb. "Go ahead (forward)...

    on (doing something): continue (do something) on (with something), with followed by noun.

    on: It's just go+on to mean "(things, etc.) are going on".

    going on

    English] [g n] [American] [o n] approaching, arriving soon; Happen;

    1.Coming soon.

    2.Approach.

  2. Anonymous users2024-02-06

    Classmate, glad for your question.

    1.(go) +on: The go here can be any other verb. "Go ahead (forward)...

    on (doing something).

    on (with something): to continue, with followed by a noun.

    on: It's just that go+on means "(things are searched, etc.)".

    doing somthing;keep on doing something

    If you don't understand, please continue to ask,

  3. Anonymous users2024-02-05

    go on can be paired with either to do sth or doing sth, which means to continue doing something, but there is a slight difference in meaning, go on to do sth is to go on doing something else, go on doing sthIt refers to continuing to do the same thing.

    Example sentence: After finishing your homework, I think you should go on to read some books

    After you've done your homework, I think you should continue reading some more books.

    i told him to keep quiet in class,but he went on talking with others.

    I told him to be quiet in class, but he continued to talk to others.

    Vocabulary analysis: go on

    English pronunciation: [ɡn].

    Chinese definition: continue (do); Carry out; Happen; Go on; Persistent; (time) passes, passes; (after doing something) and then (doing another thing); Continue on.

    Example sentence: the population failed to understand the necessity for the war to go on

    People do not understand the need for the continuation of that war.

  4. Anonymous users2024-02-04

    Can you give specific sentences?

    Typical usage: go on to do (finish one thing, continue to do another) go on doing (continue to do what you did before) I wish you all the best!

  5. Anonymous users2024-02-03

    It's a verb phrase.

    1、go on and on

    Explanation: Keep going; Talk non-stop;

    Example sentence] the struggle will go on and on

    There is no end in sight to the fighting.

    2、go on

    English] [u n] [American] [o ɑn] [dictionary] occurrence; Carry out; Past; Move forward;

    Example sentence] unemployment is likely to go on rising this year

    The number of unemployed is likely to continue to rise this year.

  6. Anonymous users2024-02-02

    From a grammatical point of view, first of all it is a verb phrase. Secondly, it is a verb adverb structure.

  7. Anonymous users2024-02-01

    on and on adverbs, non-stop. In addition, go on doing continues, on table degree.

  8. Anonymous users2024-01-31

    In fact, Cha Hongchong can definitely look up the dictionary, but it's better for everyone to discuss. Goon means to continue. goon

    todo is to put down what is at hand and do another thing, eg.

    afterhe

    finished

    hishomework,he

    wenton

    tolearn

    english.And goon

    Doing is to keep doing the same thing.

    restingfora

    fewminutes,he

    wenton

    doinghis

    homework.

    Figure it out for yourself.

  9. Anonymous users2024-01-30

    Goon means to continue. goon

    Todo is to put down what you are doing to do another thing, eg

    afterhe

    finished

    hishomework,he

    wenton

    tolearn

    english.And goon

    Doing is to continue to do the same thing.

    restingfora

    fewminutes,he

    wenton

    doinghis

    withsth

    The meaning and the traces are clear and dry

    ondoing the same.

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