1. go on
CONTINUE
to continue to happen or exist
Dictionary examples:
- The meeting went on until six o'clock.
- The path seemed to go on forever.
- I know she's upset about losing her job, but life must go on.
- Jonathan, this can't go on any more, this week you spent with me I could see you have been working too hard.
2. go on
HAPPEN
to happen
Dictionary example:
- Why aren't they here yet? What's going on?
- "What is going on?", I asked.
3. go out
RELATIONSHIP
If two people go out together, they have a romantic relationship with each other.
Dictionary examples:
- I've been going out with Peter for a year.
- Dan and I have been going out together for over two years now.
- Her name is Francesca and I met her at university. She is very nice, so we decided to go out together.
4. go out
LIGHT/FIRE
If a light or something that is burning goes out, it stops producing light or heat.
Dictionary example:
- Shall I put some more wood on the fire or let it go out?
- I have never beli[e]ved in ghost[s], but why did the lights go out?
5. go up
INCREASE
to become higher in level
Dictionary example:
- Food prices keep going up.
- You should have a lot of money because the cost of li[ving] is going up.
