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Meanings of go wrong in English
Usage of go wrong in English
1
I can't stop thinking that a million things could go wrong tomorrow.
2
During that period, whatever could go wrong did go wrong, they said.
3
So the question really shouldn't be where did it all go wrong?
4
I always look for problems, trying to anticipate what might go wrong.
5
He could reverse his decision if things go wrong with the economy.
6
But when you think about what could go wrong, nothing goes right.
7
That it was important and that it could quite easily go wrong.
8
There's no point worrying things might go wrong when they already have.
9
The longer you're there, the more chance something's going to go wrong.
10
Nothing much is going to happen, so nothing much can go wrong.
11
If anything should go wrong three separate rallying points were already set.
12
Something that seems to go wrong could actually work in your favor.
13
Usually they start off fine, then for no apparent reason go wrong.
14
Thus there are three things that can go wrong with any argument:
15
We will see in half a year that something will go wrong.
16
Until that point almost everything Australia had done seemed to go wrong.
This collocation consists of:
Go wrong through the time
Go wrong across language varieties
South Africa
Common
Canada
Common
Australia
Common
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