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to go to
[phrase form: go]
01
to be awarded or given to someone or something
Examples
The funds will go to the charity.
The award will go to the best student.
02
to contribute to a specific result or outcome
Examples
Hard work and dedication often go to achieving success in one's career.
Various factors go to shaping a person's character throughout their life.
03
to attend and be a student at a school, college, or university for a specific duration
Examples
She decided to go to Harvard for her undergraduate studies.
Many students dream of going to Oxford for its prestigious academic programs.
go to
01
used to express disbelief or disapproval, particularly when scolding someone
Old useExamples
Go to! That explanation does n't make any sense.
Go to! You've been procrastinating on this project for too long.
02
used to encourage or urge action, often expressing enthusiasm or determination
Old useExamples
Go to! We've got a lot of work to do before the deadline.
The coach shouted, ' Go to! Show them what our team is made of!'
