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  1. Mira ejemplos de go on en ingles. Descubre oraciones que usan go on en la vida real.

  2. El significado más común del verbo compuesto go on es continuar haciendo algo. Se puede usar cuando alguien continúa hablando, trabajando o realizando cualquier actividad sin detenerse. ¿Cuáles son las diferentes formas verbales de "go on"? Ejemplo. Please go on with your story, I'm listening. Por favor, continúe con su historia, estoy escuchando.

  3. to travel in front of somebody else. You go on ahead—I'll catch you up in a few minutes. go on something. (used in negative sentences and questions) to base an opinion or a judgement on something. The police don't have much to go on. Topics Opinion and argument c2. go on (about somebody/something)

  4. go on. phrasal verb with go verb uk / ɡəʊ / us / ɡoʊ / present participle going | past tense went | past participle gone. (HAPPEN) Add to word list. B1. to happen: I'm sure we never hear about a lot of what goes on in government. This war has been going on for years. Menos ejemplos. He likes to know what's going on. Hello, hello.

  5. Phrasal Verbs : to go on. to go on. to continue continuar; seguir. It will be difficult with only 10 players, but the game must go on. Será difícil con sólo 10 jugadores, pero el partido tiene que continuar. Sintaxis: intransitive. Sinónimos: to carry on. to last durar. The concert went on for 3 hours.

  6. Aquí tienes algunas de las formas más comunes en las que se usa: Continuar o seguir adelante: En esta forma, "go on" significa continuar con una acción o actividad. Por ejemplo: "Please, go on with your presentation." (Por favor, continúa con tu presentación). "The show must go on."

  7. More examples. Fewer examples. The award ceremony goes on for another hour. Go on for another 50 metres until you come to the traffic lights. We can't go on until we've fixed the puncture. The second chapter went on to describe his early career. If you can't answer a question, go on to the next one.