Meaning of Go now
To leave or proceed immediately.
In simple words: Leave immediately.
Go now in a sentence
- You need to go now if you want to catch the bus.
- When the alarm rings, it's time to go now.
- I told him to go now before the traffic gets worse.
- Stop chatting and go now, we’re running late!
How to use Go now
Generally used in casual contexts but can be formal in commands. Avoid with polite requests.
Grammar pattern
go + adverb
Memory hint
Think of a runner saying 'Go! Now!' at the start of a race.
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Frequently asked questions about Go now
What does Go now mean?
Leave immediately.
What is the definition of Go now?
To leave or proceed immediately.
How do you use Go now in a sentence?
You need to go now if you want to catch the bus.
Can you give another example of Go now?
When the alarm rings, it's time to go now.
What are synonyms for Go now?
Common alternatives include leave now, depart now, move on, go away.
What words go with Go now?
It commonly pairs with go now, hurry to go, tell someone to go.
What are common mistakes when using Go now?
Using 'went' instead of 'go' in commands. Confusing with 'go on' which means to continue. Ignoring the urgency implied by 'now'.
How do you pronounce Go now?
US: //ɡoʊ naʊ//, UK: //ɡəʊ naʊ//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.
When should I use Go now?
Generally used in casual contexts but can be formal in commands. Avoid with polite requests.
