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  • Go without.

  • Go back

  • Went through

  • Going on

  • Went on

  • went without

  • Go back

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  • Meaning: To experience or endure something (usually difficult or unpleasant).

    • Example: She went through a lot during the pandemic.

  • 2nd Meaning: It can also mean to examine or look through something in detail.

    • Example: I need to go through these documents before the meeting.

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    • Meaning: To continue or proceed with something.

      • Example: Please go on with your story.

    • 2nd Meaning: It can also mean to happen or occur.

      • Example: What's going on here?

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    • Meaning: To return to a place or a previous state.

      • Example: I have to go back to work after lunch.

    • 2nd Meaning: It can also mean to refer to or think about a previous time.

      • Example: This story goes back to the early 1900s.

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    • Meaning: To manage or survive without something.

      • Example: We had to go without electricity for a whole day.

    • Often used in the context of lacking something that is usually needed or desired.

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