Go over to Meaning in English
expression
Definition
To physically move from your current place to another place, usually nearby; sometimes used for changing from one group, activity, or topic to another.
Usage & Nuances
Informal, everyday English. Most often used for moving (physically) a short distance, especially between nearby places or people. Can also describe shifting from one side, group, or topic to another ('go over to the dark side'). Frequently followed by a person, place, or thing.
Example Sentences
I will go over to my friend's house after school.
basic
Can you go over to the store and buy some milk?
basic
Let’s go over to the park this afternoon.
basic
After the meeting, everyone decided to go over to Mike’s for pizza.
natural
Whenever I’m bored, I just go over to my neighbor’s place for a chat.
natural
When he quit his job, he decided to go over to the competition.
natural