goes
word · lemma: go
/ˈɡoʊz/
GOHZ
/ɡˈəʊz/
GOHZ
Definition
The third person singular present tense of the verb 'go,' meaning to move from one place to another.
Usage & Nuances
'Goes' is used with singular third-person subjects (he, she, it). It is very common and appears in many idiomatic expressions like 'goes well,' 'goes away,' or 'goes on.' Don't confuse with 'go' which is the base form.
Spanish: vaPortuguese (BR): vaiPortuguese (PT): vaiChinese (Simplified): 去 - 走Chinese (Traditional): 去 - 走Hindi: जाता है - जाती हैArabic: يذهبBengali: যায়Russian: ходитJapanese: 行くVietnamese: điKorean: 간다Turkish: giderUrdu: جاتا ہے - جاتی ہے - جاتا ہے (چیز کے لیے)Indonesian: pergi
Example Sentences
She goes out for coffee every morning before work.
natural
Everything goes according to plan.
natural
How often does he go to the gym?
natural
She goes shopping on weekends.
basic
It usually goes well when we work together.
basic
He goes to school every day.
basic