Using the verb “to go” followed by a preposition
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Using the verb “to go” followed by a preposition
GO TO
The preposition “to” is very common after the verb “to go” when we are referring to places
GO ON
Certain phrases use “go on N” (where the noun is a trip or something similar). go on a (shopping / shooting / killing / spending) spree: unlimited shopping / shooting / killing / spending.
GO FOR
Certain phrases use “go for (a) N,” where the noun is an activity.
Go on + gerund means to continue with the action in the gerund.
Go on + infinitive means to do the next action, which is often the next stage in a process described in the context.