Are be and go the same kind of words? What are the words like go?

Be and go are both verbs, so they are the same kind of words.

1. BE

Phonetic Transcription: English [bi] American [bi].

Meaning: 1) vBe; Yes; Exist; Situated; In (somewhere); (at a certain time or place); stay (somewhere); Attend; Head for; Born (somewhere); Spend; Amount.

2）aux.Combined with past participles to form passive voice; conjunctive with present participle to form continuous tense; used in anti-meaning interrogative sentences; (Expression Conditions).

Example sentences: 1. The first stage in research is data collection

The first step in research is to collect information.

2、the fact is, they're there to make money.

The truth is that they go there to make money.

2. GO

Phonetic transcription: English [ɡ美 [ɡo].

Meaning: 1) vGo; Walk; moving, traveling, walking (means or distance); be sent; (From...)) leads to, extends to; to be placed, to be placed, to be placed; (things) progress, proceed; Enter....State; become, become, become; emitted (some kind of sound); Say; Start (Activity); Run; ceases to exist; go bad; For; Help; Available; Elapse.

2、n.the opportunity to take your turn (in a game or activity); Try, try; Energy; Vitality; Enthusiastic; Drive.

Transformation: 1. Third person singular: goes

2. Plural: goes

3. Present participle: going

4. Past tense: went

5. Past participle: gone

Example sentences: 1. on sundays, the familywentthree times to chapel.

Every Sunday, the family goes to worship three times.

2、she won on her firstgo.

She won on the first attempt.

3、i'mgoingto do both right now.

I'm going to try both now.

These two words are not strictly speaking. Be is usually used as a contrived verb and go is usually used as an intransitive verb.

Literally translated, yes, go. These words are all verbs, thank you.

Literally translates to get, is, go. All three words belong to the verb , thank you.

as, if, go, my, so, or, to, us, up, by, ax, in, on, is, etc.

1. as1, pronunciation: English [z] ; Mei [ Z]2, Interpretation: 1) ADVLikewise; For example; Considered.

2）prep.As; As.

3）conj.Because; Image; When ..when; Like ...The same; Outcome; Albeit.

4）n.As(Ancient Roman unit of weight, approx. 373 grams; Gu Zhaoyou Roman copper coin name) 2, IF1, pronunciation: English [ f]; Mei [ f]2, interpretation: 1) conjWhether; The finch guesses if; Even though; Whenever.

2）n.Condition; Conceive.

3. go1, pronunciation: English [ɡ美 [ɡo ]

2. Interpretation: 1) vGo; Leave; Become; Carry out.

2）n.Go; Try; Energy; Swoop.

4. my1, pronunciation: English [ma]; 美 [ma] 2, interpretation: 1) adj

My (possessive form of i) 2) intOops (an interjection used to express surprise) 5, so1, pronunciation: English [s] beauty [so] 2, interpretation:

1）adv.So; Such; So.

2）adj.It's true; Very.

3）pron.Such;

4）conj.Therefore; So; So that.

let's go to school together。

The basic meaning of go is "to move away from the original place and move elsewhere". By extension, it can mean "to go, to go, to travel, to move forward", "to leave, to leave", "to die, to fall, to be bad", "to give up, to disappear, to cease to exist", "to be in....The meaning of "state", "popular, circulating, circulating", "happening, progressing, becoming, becoming", "transporting the sun to think, to run, to function, to move", etc.

go is often used in the structure of "be going to + verb form", which can be used to indicate time, that is, "will mean to be sleepy to do something"; It can also be used to show will, i.e., "intends to do something" or "prepares to do something". It is often used in the personal structure when it means "intends to do something" or "is ready to do something", and can be used in the non-personal structure when it is used in the passive voice, indicating the necessity or probability of the situation.

Synonym discrimination.

The words go, come, can both mean "to come". The differences are:

1. Generally speaking, the action indicated by come is towards the speaker or obedient; Whereas, go is used for the direction of movement.

2. In the final sentence, to come means "to come", and to go means "left". Try to compare:

you should always think of the danger to come.

You have to think about the dangers ahead.

with only a few minutes to go, he went to school in a hurry.

With only a few minutes left, he hurried to school.

3. When participating in the speaker's activities, come (with) is usually used instead of go.

What is the difference between go and go to?

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The difference between go and go to is that the meaning is different, the usage is different, and the part of speech is different.

First, the meaning is different.

Meaning: to go; Walk; (in particular, with someone) to go to a certain place or attend an event; moving, traveling, walking (means or distance);

to meaning: to go...; Labor-intensive; Money; Recourse to; Seek advice.

Second, the usage is different.

Usage: The basic meaning of go is "to move away from the original place and move elsewhere". By extension, it can mean "to go, to go, to travel, to move forward", "to leave, to leave", "to die, to fall, to be bad", "to give up, to disappear, to cease to exist", "to be in....State" "Popular, circulating, circulating" "happening, progressing, becoming, becoming".

I run, I run, I work, I walk" "I obey ....Action ""Place, Load, Incorporate" "Ring, Pronunciation, Hour" "Flow, Fade, Walk, Pass" "Return, Fall In....Hand ""Zhu" "total, synthesis "" leads to.

To usage: When go is used as an intransitive verb, it can often be followed by the verb infinitive with to, which is not used as an adverbial to indicate the purpose, but forms a verb phrase with go, meaning "to do something", in informal English, this structure can often be changed to go and do sth, and in American English and is often omitted.

3. The parts of speech are different.

Part of speech: go is a verb.

to parts of speech: go to is a verb phrase.

be - yes "no trace.""When " "become" to be is an archetypal word.

to be -

The present tense is am, is, are (where am can only be used in the first person, is can only be in the singular third person, and the other you and plural are are ).

In the past tense, there was (was singular, were plural, except for "you" and "you" are the same as were).

Here's a little more detail.

Present tense. I am and I am.

you are you.

he she it is he, she, it is.

We are.

you are.

They are him, she and they are.

Past tense. I was in. yesterday, i was at home）

you were you.

He she it was him, she it, it was.

we were in.

you were you.

They were him, she and they were in.