CEFR A1

go in

phrasal verb

Meaning

Enter a room, building, or enclosed space.

Examples

Please go in and make yourself comfortable while I finish dinner.
She hesitated at the entrance before finally deciding to go in.

Synonyms: enter, step inside, come in, gain entry

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go in (A1)

phrasal verb

Pronunciation: ɡoʊ ɪn

Definition

Enter a room, building, or enclosed space.

Examples

Please go in and make yourself comfortable while I finish dinner.
She hesitated at the entrance before finally deciding to go in.
We watched the crowd go in through the main gate.

How to Use go in

go in for (phrasal verb): To participate in or have a liking for something. — "I don't really go in for modern art, but I like this painting."
go in with (phrasal verb): To form a partnership with someone. — "She decided to go in with her brother to start the bakery."

Synonyms of go in

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