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Messier42 Posted 12 years ago
Vocabulary
What do they mean? And any good examples of them?
Go-to response?
On the go?
Get-go?
On the go?
Get-go?
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For example: We kept asking around town about my missing brother with no luck, until we got down to the docks. There a fisherman said he'd seen him and could take us to someone who knew where he was. This was the go-to response we had been searching for.
- For example: We kept asking around town about my missing brother with no luck, until we got down to the docks.
- There a fisherman said he'd seen him and could take us to someone who knew where he was.
- This was the go-to response we had been searching for.
- ) He's never in the office, always on the go.
- ) He said this was the girl for him, but the relationship was all wrong from the get-go.
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For example:
We kept asking around town about my missing brother with no luck, until we got down to the docks. There a fisherman said he'd seen him and could take us to someone who knew where he was. This was the go-to response we had been searching for. (The fisherman's answer was the one they had been looking for.)
He's never in the office, always on the go. (He's always ou
We kept asking around town about my missing brother with no luck, until we got down to the docks. There a fisherman said he'd seen him and could take us to someone who knew where he was. This was the go-to response we had been searching for. (The fisherman's answer was the one they had been looking for.)
He's never in the office, always on the go. (He's always ou
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