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Vocabulary: going + prepositions

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The verb ‘go’ refers to movement away
from the speaker or listener to another place.
What preposition or article do we use after the verb ‘go’?
0, to, to a/the

Now it’s your turn.
Fill in the blank with the correct form.

1. 

After grocery shopping, I have to go _______ home and put the groceries away, or the ice cream will melt.

2. 

Or we can go _______ dancing.

3. 

Where are you going after work? _______ home.

4. 

Saturdays I always go _______ grocery shopping.

5. 

What about Saturday? You don't have to go _______ work.

6. 

If you're busy on Saturday, we can go _______ movie Sunday afternoon.

7. 

On Sundays, I go _______ church. This Sunday, after church, I'm having lunch with my grandparents.

8. 

Why not go _______ movies with me?

9. 

What about Saturday evening? Do you want to go _______ museum?

10. 

And I always go _______ bed early on Sundays.

11. 

Saturday afternoon, I usually go _______ park for a couple of hours.

12. 

No, I'm tired. I just want to go _______ home and watch tv.

LYRICS
Many times in my childhood
We traveled so far
By nightfall how weary I’d grown
Father’s arms would slip around me and He’d gently he’d say
My child we are going home
Going home, I’m going home
There is nothing that can hold me here
Well, I’ve caught a glimpse of that Heavenly land
Praise God, I am going home
Now the twilight is fading, the day soon shall end
I get homesick, the farther I roam
But the Father has led me each step of the way
And now He’ll lead me home
Going home, I’m goin’ home
There is nothing that can hold me here
You see, I’ve caught a glimpse of that Heavenly land
Praise God, I am going home
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