goes, went, gone, going
to go through
phrasal verbE
Examine or review something carefully
- 1Let's go through the report before the meeting.
- 2He went through the documents to find the error.
Look at something step by step, checking each part closely. For example, read a text slowly and pay attention to every detail, making sure you understand everything. This means not just looking quickly, but spending time to understand or check each part carefully.
Teachers often ask students to go through their homework before handing it in, to catch any mistakes or missing answers.
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at a seafood stall
Selecting the Freshest Catch
Nancy
Paul, can you help me go through these fish to find the freshest ones?
Paul
Sure, Nancy. Let's check their eyes and gills carefully.
Nancy
Great, I want to make sure we pick the best for dinner.
Paul
Absolutely, it's important to be thorough with these things.
at a floral boutique
Choosing the Perfect Bouquet
Kenneth
Ashley, can you help me go through these flower arrangements?
Ashley
Sure, let's check each one to find the freshest blooms.
Kenneth
I want to make sure we select the best for the event.
Ashley
Absolutely, we'll ensure everything looks perfect.
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Similar to "to go through":
- 1review
- 2examine
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