English Phrasal Verbs - Go and Come

Practice vocabulary flashcards covering common phrasal verbs starting with 'go' and 'come' based on the lecture transcript.

go over

To review details or a budget, repeat something, or exceed a weight/speed limit.

go on

To continue speaking, take place or happen, or last for a duration of time.

go off

To sound or trigger (alarm, bomb), turn off (lights), or spoil (milk).

go out

To leave home for an activity, date someone, or be extinguished (lights).

go in

To enter a room or building, or fit into an opening.

go into

To enter a space, or discuss details and causes in depth.

go back

To return to a home, original plan, or place, or share a long past history.

go away

To depart for a trip, leave someone alone, or fade/disappear (pain, smell).

go through

To experience a difficult time, examine/review items, or pass through security/steps.

go around

To circulate (illness, rumor), travel around an area, or bypass a structure.

go across

To cross a street, river, or room, or spread across a group.

go along

To accompany someone, agree with a plan, or proceed smoothly.

go ahead

To proceed, start without waiting, or take place despite conditions.

go up

To rise or increase (rent, prices, temperature) or be constructed.

go down

To decrease or drop (prices, battery, complaints) or set (the sun).

go by

To pass (time), make judgments based on appearances, or follow official rules.

go for

To choose an option, aim for a goal/job, or order specific food.

go with

To complement/match well with something, accompany a person, or select a choice.

go without

To manage or survive in the absence of something (coffee, hot water, sleep).

go against

To violate, oppose, or contradict policy, advice, opinions, or instincts.

go after

To chase, pursue, or target a goal, promotion, suspect, or customer group.

go beyond

To exceed or surpass a budget, expectation, topic, or scope.

go under

To submerge under water, or go bankrupt/fail financially.

go overboard

To do something to excess or spend excessively.

go wrong

To experience a failure, turn out badly, or encounter an error.

go missing

To become lost, misplaced, or unaccounted for.

go bad

To spoil or rot (food), or fail/turn negative (plans).

go crazy

To become extremely excited, wild, or agitated.

go silent

To become completely quiet or fall silent.

go smoothly

To proceed without problems, delays, or difficulties.

come over

To visit someone's home, move toward someone, or affect someone suddenly.

come on

To turn on automatically, start playing, or serve as an encouragement.

come off

To detach or fall off, or succeed/turn out well.

come out

To be published/released, become known, emerge (sun), or be removed (stain).

come in

To enter a place, arrive (calls, orders, train), or step inside.

come into

To enter a room, inherit money, join a team, or take effect (rule).

come back

To return to a place, recur (pain), return to popularity, or return to memory.

come around

To visit, change one's mind to agree, or recur periodically.

come across

To find/encounter by chance, or present/give a specified impression.

come along

To accompany someone, or make progress/develop successfully.

come through

To arrive/be processed (package, payment), deliver help when needed, or be clearly transmitted.

come up

To happen unexpectedly (urgent matter, problem), or be mentioned in discussion.

come up with

To produce, invent, or suggest an idea, plan, answer, or solution.

come down

To decrease/drop in price or temperature, or descend lower.

come down with

To become sick or catch an illness (cold, flu, fever).

come from

To originate from a specific place, language, or underlying cause.

come by

To acquire or obtain something, or stop by for a short visit.

come after

To follow in order/sequence, or chase/pursue someone.

come before

To take priority over something else, or precede in sequence.

come between

To cause division or conflict between people.