Go + Prepositions Exercise

1. They were party animals in college. They went almost every night and rarely came home before four o'clock in the morning.

2. I am sorry I interrupted you. Please, go . I really want to hear the end of your story.

3. Our neighbor's car alarm went several times last night, so I didn't sleep well at all.

4. The project is classified by the military, so I am not allowed to go the details. Let's just say it's going to cost the government a lot of money.

5. The test is fairly complicated. I would suggest going your notes from class a couple of times before you try to take it.

6. I'll mail that letter for you. I go the post office on my way to work.

7. Did you see that news report about the hikers who were lost in the mountains for more than a week? I couldn't believe everything they went . Their story was absolutely incredible.

8. Jerry really struggled to keep his business going. But after months without any customers, it finally went .

9. I had the hiccups for over half an hour. Luckily, my friend Jane showed me a trick to make them go .

10. The doctor made Joe lie in a cold bath to help his fever go .