TO GO PLACES.
[ tu gou pleises ]
Llegar lejos,
Tener éxito,
hacer progresos.
TO GO EVERYWHERE.
[ tu gou evri juea ]
ir a todas partes o lados.
TO GO TO ALL PLACES.
[ tu gou oll pleises ]
Ir a todos los sitios.
TO GO ANYPLACE.
[ tu gou enipleis ]
Ir a cualquier lado.
TO GO ANYWHERE.
[ tu gou enijuea ]
Ir a alguna parte,
Ir a cualquier lado.
TO GO ELSEWHERE.
[ tu gou elsjuea ]
Ir a alguna parte.
Ir a cualquier sitio.
Ir a cualquier lugar.
Ir a cualquier otro sitio.
I SHALL GO TO LIVE
AND LIVE ELSEWHERE.
Me ire a vivir a otro sitio
TO GO SOMEPLACE.
[ tu gou pleis ]
Ir a algún sitio.
TO GO SOMEPLACE ELSE.
[ tu gou pleis els ]
Ir a otra parte o lugar,
a algún otro sitio o lugar.
TO GO SOMEWHERE.
[ tu gou samjuea]
Ir a algún sitio
TO GO SOMEWHERE ELSE.
[ tu gou samjuea els ]
Ir a otra parte,
ir a alguna otra parte.
Ir a cualquier otro sitio,
irse con la música a otra parte.
LET´S GO SOMEWHERE ELSE.
[ lets gou samjuea els ]
Vayamos a otro sitio.
Ir a cualquier otro sitio.
TO GO NOWHERE.
[ tu gou noujuea ]
Ir a ninguna parte,
ir a ninguna otra parte.
TO GO NOWHERE ELSE.
[ tu gou noujuea els ]
Ir a ninguna parte,
ir a ninguna otra parte.
WE'RE GOING NOWHERE.
[ ui aar gouin noujuea ]
No vamos (a ir) a ningun sitio.
THIS MEETING IS GETTING NOWHERE.
[ dis miitin is getin noujuea ]
Esta junta no va a ningun sitio.
THEY ALL WENT HOME.
Todos fueron a casa.
TO GO ALL OUT.
[ tu gou olaut ]
Llegar muy lejos, llegar lejos.
TO GO ALL TOGETHER.
[ tu gou ol tugueda ]
Ir todos juntos.
TO GO ALL THE WAY (FOR).
[ tu gou ol dze uei (foor) ]
Defender a capa y espada;
hacer lo imposible, desvivirse.
TO GO ALL THE WAY ROUND.
[ tu gou ol dze uei raund ]
Dar toda la vuelta.
TO GO CLOSE (TO).
[ tu gou clous (tu) ]
Arrimarse, acercarse (a).
TO GO SIDE BY SIDE.
[ tu gou said bai said ]
ir lado a lado, ir juntos.
TO GO EAST.
[ tu gou iist ]
Ir hacia el este.
TO GO NORTHEAST.
[ tu gou noorziist ]
Ir hacia el noreste.
TO GO WEST.
[ tu gou uest ]
Ir hacia el oeste.
TO GO NORTHWEST.
[ tu gou noorzuest ]
Ir hacia el noroeste.
TO GO SOUTH.
tu gou sauz ]
Ir hacia el sur.
TO GO SOUTHEAST.
tu gou sauziist ]
Ir hacia el sureste, sudeste
TO GO SOUTHWEST.
[ tu gou sauzuest ]
Ir hacia el suroeste, sudoeste.
TO GO ABOUT. Ir por.
TO RUN ABOUT. Correr por.
TO WALK ABOUT. Caminar por.
TO GO TO UNIVERSITY.
Ir a la facultad o universidad.
TO HEAR MASS. Oír Misa.
TO GO TO MASS. Oír Misa.
TO GO TO CHURCH. Ir a misa.
TO GO TO CONFESSION.Confesarse
TO GO TO SCHOOL.
Ir a la escuela.
TO GO TO THE CINEMA.
Ir al cine.
TO GO TO THE PICTURES.
Ir al cine.
TO GO TO THE MOVIES (US}
Ir al cine.
TO GO TO THE OFFICE.
Ir a la oficina.
TO GO TO THE POINT.
Ir al grano, hablar sin rodeos.
TO GO TO THE DEVIL.
Irse al demonio; arruinarse.
TO GO TO THE DOGS.
Irse al diablo, arruinarse;
irse a la porra, irse al traste.
TO GO TO THE POLLS.
ir a votar, acudir a las urnas.
TO GO TO THE COUNTRY.
Celebrar elecciones generales
TO GO TO THE TOILET.
Ir al lavabo.
TO GO TO THE MEN'S ROOM.
Ir al lavabo.
TO GO TO THE RIGHT, LEFT.
Ir a la derecha, izquierda.
TO BE ON THE RIGHT, LEFT.
Estar a la derecha, izquierda.
TO TURN TO THE RIGHT, LEFT.
Girar a izquierda, derecha.
HOW DID IT GO?.
¿Cómo ha ido?
¿Qué tal salió/resultó?
DID YOU GO TO PARIS?.
[ didiu gou tu paris ]
¿Fuiste a paris.
WHERE DO THEY WANT TO GO?
¿Ellos a donde quieren ir?
WHICH WAY DID YOU GO?
¿De (en) que forma fuiste?
HOW OFTEN DO YOU GO?
¿Con que frecuencia vas?.
I'LL COME WITH YOU.
[ aill cam uiziu ]
Voy contigo.
GO AND SEE YOUR MUM!
[ gou and sii ioo mam ]
¡Vete con tu madre!
DON'T GO TOO FAR.
[ dount gou tuu faar ]
No vayas muy lejos.
I'LL GO AND MAKE SURE OF IT.
[ ail gou and meik xua ovit ]
Ire a asegurarme de ello.
I'LL GO AND DO SOME SHOPPING
[ ail gou and du sam xoping ]
Ire a hacer compras.
SO, MR JOHN,
DO YOU WANT TO GO TO PARIS?
¿Asi que, señor John,
usted quiere ir a Paris?
SO, THERE YOU GO.
Asi que, ahi vas.
WHERE DO YOU GO
THIS COMMING WEEK?
[ juea duiu gou dis camin uiin ]
¿A donde vas esta proxima semana.
WHY SHE HAD TO GO I DON`T KNOW.
[ juai xi hat tu gou ai dount nou ]
No se porque tenia que ir
HE WENT TO A CLUB LAST NIGHT.
[ ji uent tu a clab last nait ]
Anoche él fue al club
DID HE GO TO THE CINEMA LAST NIGHT?
[ dit ji gou tu de sinema las night ]
¿Fue ella al cine anoche?
I'M GOING NEXT MONTH THE SEASIDE.
[ aim gouin nekts manz de siisaid ]
El proximo mes vamos a la riviera
IN THE EVENING I OFTEN
TO GO TO THE CINEMA OR
TO A NICE RESTAURANT.
Por la noche frecuentamente voy
al cine o a un buen restaurante.
TO GO IN/ON
Ir en,
viajar en.
Se utiliza ON o IN
segun la clase de vehículo
TO GO IN MY CAR
[ tu gou in mai caar ]
Ir en mi coche.
TO GO ON THE BICYCLE
[ tu gou on de baisicol ]
Ir en la bicicleta
TO GO ON THE BLACK HORSE
[ tu gou on de blæk joors ]
Ir en el caballo negro
TO GO ON THE 8.15 TRAIN
[ tu gou on de 8.15 tren ]
Ir en el tren de las 8.15
WENT TO
[ uent tu ]
Ido a
No se puede usar WENT
si no va seguido de un destino.
I went to Africa last winter.
I went to Greece last summer.
I didn't go to Africa last winter.
They went to Brazil tonight
They went to Brazil last night
They went to Brazil this night
They went to Brazil yesterday night
They went to Brazil yesterday evening
They went out to Spain yesterday night
Ayer noche salieron para España.
They went out to Spain yesterday evening
Ayer por la mañana salieron para España.
After the train left, we went home.
Despues de que el tren
salio nos fuimos a a casa.
TO BE GOING
[ tu bi gouin ]
Ir a
She’s going out.
I’m going inside.
We’re going outside.
I’m going to work.
I’m going to the bank.
I’m going to lunch.
I’m going out to lunch.
I’m going to have lunch.
Where are you going?
Where are you going on Monday?
Where is he going? He’s going to work.
I'm going to my friend's house.
I’m going to London tomorrow.
It's going to be an interesting experience
It's going to be an interesting experiment
TO BE GOING BACK
[ tu bi gouin bæk ]
Ir a volver
No, let’s go back to Venice.
He’s going back there next year.
I’m going back later.
I'm going back at half past two.
I'm going back after my coffee.
SHALL GO TO
[ t xæl gou tu ]
Deber, tener
Shall we go home?
Shall we go to church?
Shall we go to a concert?
Shall we go to the cinema?
TO HAVE GONE TO
[ tu jæv gan tu ]
Haber ido a
He's gone to lunch.
They've gone to lunch.
They’ve gone on holiday.
Where has he gone to lunch?
We’ve gone home.
Kate has gone to lunch.
Has he been to school? No,he hasn’t.
He has gone out.
Has he gone out? Yes, he has.
Have they gone home?
Have they been to lunch?
She’s gone to hospital.
She’s gone to her friend’s.
They have been to lunch.
They’ve gone to New York.
He’s gone to prison.
He’s gone to the park.
He’s gone on holiday.
He’s gone to Pepe’s café.
He’s gone to my brother’s.
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