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Anonymous Posted 8 years ago
Grammar

Writing?

I had a go to goal to my goal 20 years ago.

Is the sentence meaningful?

I'd like to know whether the use of 'had a go' in the sentence is correct in the sentence.

  

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Broadly speaking, have a goat at X means try X. eg I had a go at my goal 20 years ago. I had a go at achieving my goal 20 years ago.

— Clive

  • Broadly speaking, have a goat at X means try X.
  • eg I had a go at my goal 20 years ago.
  • I had a go at achieving my goal 20 years ago.
  • I had a go at learning English 20 years ago.
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Broadly speaking, have a goat at X means try X.

eg

I had a go at my goal 20 years ago.

I had a go at achieving my goal 20 years ago.

I had a go at learning English 20 years ago.

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