Usage of "go to funerals"

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Usage of go to funerals in English

You go to weddings, we go to funerals. 
 News.com.au 

I can go to funerals now, of young children who I've met in hospital and who've died. 
 The Guardian 

In The Lonesome West, Coleman and Valene go to funerals just for the sausage rolls and vol-au-vents. 
 The Irish Times 

The writer began to go to funerals. 
 The new yorker 

I don't go to funerals. 
 Nightingale's lament 

That's the only way they let you out for a few days, you know-tosee sick relatives or go to funerals. 
 Crushed 

It come right from the One Price Clothing Store at Red Gap, and it's plenty good to go to funerals in-- 
 Ruggles of Red Gap 

I never go to trains to see people off, nor down to piers to wave handkerchiefs, nor do I go to funerals. 
 Sister Teresa 

You can still go to funerals too, but you still have to comply with the guidance which remains in place for the rest of Scotland. 
 BBC 

He still went to funerals when some old petty criminal died. 
 The blood spilt 

Well, it's like going to funerals every day. 
 Children of the Ghetto: A Study of a Peculiar People 

Tells about going to funerals of black dissidents. 
 The new yorker 

"Nobody goes to funerals for fun," said Lucy, coming to a decision. 
 Bake sale murder 

He now went to funerals with gusto, contentedly absorbed in the task of burying his friends one by one. 
 The Old Wives' Tale 

I am weary of going to funerals, which are not my funerals, however chatty and amusing the undertaker may be. 
 Modern Fiction 

"People don't go to funerals for the fun of it," said Felicity severely. 
 The Golden Road 

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Preposition

funeral

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Meanings of go to funerals in English