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Meanings of go forward in English
Usage of go forward in English
1
The state said it was prepared to go forward with the execution.
2
I want to go forward with the political project we discussed earlier.
3
A key part of how we go forward must be accepting reality.
4
Yes; we go forward to the next chapter; here we have it:
5
CBS said it was hoping that the debate could still go forward.
6
Probably they will go forward with the bond issue, the banker said.
7
Accept yourself; accept the sin even; bear with yourself and go forward.
8
As you go forward, you will want to continue to develop psychically.
9
It also meant figuring out how to go forward with the case.
10
And I think that has allowed us to go forward and sign.
11
Yet it seemed that she could not go forward into human form.
12
Summer time begins this weekend when clocks go forward by one hour.
13
Thank you, Sir Philip; but I shall go forward in the morning.
14
And now, friends, in the name of Aslan let us go forward.
15
Each night Pax decided that he wouldn't go forward with the deal.
16
If you get the same response, you can go forward without fear.
This collocation consists of:
Go forward through the time
Go forward across language varieties
Australia
Common
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common
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