Go Verb Forms – Past Tense, Past Participle & V1 V2 V3

Go verb forms v1 v2 v3 past tense and past participle

go past tense

went

went is the past tense of the word go

go past participle

gone

gone is the past participle of the word go

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go verb forms V1 V2 V3 V4 V5

Conjugation of go

The verb “go” is conjugated as follows in various tenses and forms:

**Present Simple Tense:**

– I go

– You go

– He/she/it goes

– We go

– They go

**Past Simple Tense (V2):**

– I went

– You went

– He/she/it went

– We went

– They went

**Past Participle Tense (V3):** gone

**Present Continuous Tense:**

– I am going

– You are going

– He/she/it is going

– We are going

– They are going

**Past Continuous Tense:**

– I was going

– You were going

– He/she/it was going

– We were going

– They were going

**Present Perfect Tense:**

– I have gone

– You have gone

– He/she/it has gone

– We have gone

– They have gone

**Past Perfect Tense:**

– I had gone

– You had gone

– He/she/it had gone

– We had gone

– They had gone

**Future Simple Tense:**

– I will go

– You will go

– He/she/it will go

– We will go

– They will go

**Future Continuous Tense:**

– I will be going

– You will be going

– He/she/it will be going

– We will be going

– They will be going

**Future Perfect Tense :**

– I will have gone

– You will have gone

– He/she/it will have gone

– We will have gone

– They will have gone

These are the basic conjugations of the verb “go” in various tenses and forms. Keep in mind that verb conjugations can vary slightly based on the subject and the specific tense.

To go – Variation of “go” by Person

Synonym Words for go

There are several synonyms for the word “go,” depending on the context. Here are some synonyms for “go”

• Proceed
• Move
• Travel
• Depart
• Head
• Journey
• Advance
• Roam
• Trek
• Migrate

Please note that the choice of synonym can depend on the specific context in which you want to use the word “go.” Each synonym may have nuances and shades of meaning that make it more appropriate in certain situations.

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Example Sentences with go (gone)

Here are ten example sentences using the word “go” in different contexts:

• She decided to go to the party with her friends.
• I’ve gone to the dentist for a regular check-up.
• Let’s go to the park and have a picnic.
• The children have gone to school this morning.
• He’ll go to the gym after work to exercise.
• They’ve gone on a vacation to the beach.
• I need to go to the bank to deposit some money.
• She has gone to the hospital to visit her sick grandmother.
• He’s gone to the store to go some groceries.
• We should go to the cinema and watch the new movie.

These sentences showcase different contexts in which “go” and “gone” can be used to describe various forms of goth and development.

Conditional of “go”

Here are the conditional forms of the verb “go” in various tenses:

**Present Conditional: **

– I would go

– You would go

– He/she/it would go

– We would go

– They would go

**Past Conditional: **

– I would have gone

– You would have gone

– He/she/it would have gone

– We would have gone

– They would have gone

Please note that the conditional tense is used to express hypothetical situations or actions that are dependent on a condition or circumstance. The past conditional is often used to discuss unrealized or hypothetical actions in the past.

Conjugation of go V1 V2 V3 V4 V5

Opposite Words For go

Here are some opposite words for “go” 

• Stay
• Stop
• Remain
• Halt
• Come
• Arrive
• Enter
• Begin
• Depart
• Return

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