go down

Your betrayal will go down as the act of a bitter enemy. Just wait. I will get you back.

"Go down" in this sense is often paired with "in history."

This 99-3 game will go down in history as the worst loss by a home team in the history of football.

After saving the seven children from the burning building, his name will go down in history as a hero.

User_garyYour's this betray has gone down in my mind as a bitter enemy, just wait I will get you back. This word is never a possibility.

Is this sentence correct?

Please help me.

The sentence is not correct, and difficult to understand. Perhaps you mean something like: "I wi

Thank you Phillip.

The sentence is not correct, and difficult to understand. Perhaps you mean something like: "I will bitterly remember this betrayal of yours, and you have only to wait until I get even with you."

What you mean by "I get you" here?

I know, "to get somebody" = "to try to reach/catch somebody". But this meaning d

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"Go down" in this sense is often paired with "in history.

That means, this "Your betrayal will go down as the act of a bitter enemy. Just wait. I will get you back." is not quite correct. Am I right?

Please help me.

User_gary

Grammar Geek"Go down" in this sense is often paired with "in history.
That means, this "Your betrayal will go down as the act of a bitter enemy. Just wait. I will get you back." is not quite correct. Am I right?

Please help me.

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