Careful examination can uncover a mistake.
The idea
Go through means examine a set of things carefully, often one by one. Put the noun or pronoun after through: go through the list or go through it. The past is went through. It is common in everyday and professional speech.
Examples
- We went through the receipts together.
- She went through the list before the meeting.
- Please go through these notes for mistakes.
- The teacher went through each answer with us.
- I will go through the applications tomorrow.
- He went through them one by one.
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Watch out
Do not separate the expression: go through them, not go them through.
Try it yourself
Choose the correct option. We ___ through the photos last night. (went / goed)
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went
went is the irregular past needed for last night.
Choose the correct option. Please go through ___ before signing. (it / its)
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it
it refers to the document and follows the preposition.
Choose the correct option. The team will go ___ every entry. (through / away)
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through
through completes the expression for examining each entry.
Practice round
Answer questions and rebuild English sentences to practise. Your score is shown.
Choose the correct option. We ___ through the photos last night. (went / goed)
Choose the correct option. Please go through ___ before signing. (it / its)
Choose the correct option. The team will go ___ every entry. (through / away)
Tap the words in the right order.
Tap the words in the right order.
Tap the words in the right order.
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