0 It implies a process of doing something. 02br 02br 00e.g. 02br 00You have to look up 100 new words you don't know. You spread this over a month, while you also learn things about grammar, sentence structure, idioms, proverbs, etc. You learn 100 new words as you learn English. You do it as you go. 0-
0 thanks a lot! 02br 02br 00Can i rephrase it as "I do it when i'm going somewhere"? 02br 00Do both sentences mean the same thing? 02br 02br 00Thanks again! 0-
12br 02br 00This does not mean that you do something at the same time as you are travelling somewhere. 02br 02br 00I suppose the nearest meaning is "to do something bit by bit". We usually say "do it as you go along" 02br
0 thanks a lot for the different explanation. 02br 02br 00does it imply that the phrase "as you go" is too vague to give a concrete meaning and we should avoid using it? 0-
0It is like many English phrases and sayings, bully. Until you are confident that you understand just waht it means, it is probably best not to use it. I have no doubt you'll pick up these expressions as you go! 050010id1