Cool MateMeaning of Here goes
A phrase indicating the commencement of an action or event.
In simple words: A phrase used to indicate you're starting something or trying something new.
Here goes in a sentence
- Here goes nothing, I’m about to make my speech.
- Okay, here goes! I’m going to try skydiving for the first time.
- And here goes the first round of voting for the competition.
- Here goes the ball, let’s see if it goes in!
- Well, here goes my attempt at baking a cake.
How to use Here goes
Used in casual conversations, often to signal the beginning of an action or event. Not suitable for formal contexts.
Grammar pattern
standalone greeting
Memory hint
Think of a race starting with 'Here goes!' as the signal.
Related words
Collocations with Here goes
- here goes again
- here goes nothing
- here goes my chance
Synonyms for Here goes
- Let's go
- Here we go
- Off we go
Common mistakes with Here goes
- Used only when starting something dangerous or risky.
- Confused with 'Here we go' which has a similar meaning but is sometimes used differently.
- Overused in formal settings where a different phrase would be appropriate.
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Frequently asked questions about Here goes
What does Here goes mean?
A phrase used to indicate you're starting something or trying something new.
What is the definition of Here goes?
A phrase indicating the commencement of an action or event.
How do you use Here goes in a sentence?
Here goes nothing, I’m about to make my speech.
Can you give another example of Here goes?
Okay, here goes! I’m going to try skydiving for the first time.
What are synonyms for Here goes?
Common alternatives include Let's go, Here we go, Off we go.
What words go with Here goes?
It commonly pairs with here goes again, here goes nothing, here goes my chance.
What are common mistakes when using Here goes?
Used only when starting something dangerous or risky. Confused with 'Here we go' which has a similar meaning but is sometimes used differently. Overused in formal settings where a different phrase would be appropriate.
How do you pronounce Here goes?
US: //hɪr ɡoʊz//, UK: //hɪə ɡəʊz//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.
Is Here goes formal or informal?
"Here goes" is informal, so it fits casual conversation with friends and family.
When should I use Here goes?
Used in casual conversations, often to signal the beginning of an action or event. Not suitable for formal contexts.