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Yanx Posted 14 years ago
Vocabulary

go with?

Hi,

My question is, does "go with" in the following sentence mean "depend on..."

Here in Alaska, you can't always go with the weather forecast, you kind of go with what's going on out side the window

Thanks!
  

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yanx Hi, My question is, does "go with" in the following sentence mean "depend on... yes, rely on "Here in Alaska, you can't always go with the weather forecast ; you kind of go with what's going on ou ts ide the windowThanks!

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  • yanx Hi, My question is, does "go with" in the following sentence mean "depend on...
  • yes, rely on "Here in Alaska, you can't always go with the weather forecast ; you kind of go with what's going on ou ts ide the windowThanks!
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yanxHi,
My question is, does "go with" in the following sentence mean "depend on... yes, rely on
"Here in Alaska, you can't always go with the weather forecast; you kind of go with what's going on outside the windowThanks!
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yuppp that's grammatically correct. Emotion: smile
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canadian45yanxHi,My question is, does "go with" in the following sentence mean "depend on... yes, rely on"Here in Alaska, you can't always go with the weather forecast; you kind of go with what's going on outside the windowThanks!
Thanks!
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