go, went, gone, andare

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go, went, gone, andare
- Aforismi e frasi con go, went, gone

Il verbo irregolare to go significa andare… ed è decisamente un verbo molto importante e che userai spesso…

Ricordiamo che la terza persona singolare del tempo presente è “goes“!
Vedi anche come si forma la terza persona singolare nella nostra lezione sul Simple Present.

Ci sono inoltre numerosi verbi frasali con il verbo ‘to go‘.

Questa ad ogni modo la sua declinazione irregolare:

present	past simple	past participle	traduzione
go	went	gone	andare

Aforismi e frasi con go, went, gone

Do not go where the path may lead, go instead where there is no path and leave a trail.
Non andare dove il sentiero potrebbe portare, vai invece dove non c’e’ nessun sentiero e lascia una traccia.
Ralph Waldo Emerson

Don’t dwell on what went wrong. Instead, focus on what to do next.
Non indulgere su ciò che è andato storto. Invece, concentrati su quello che devi fare come passo successivo.
Denis Waitley

Today is the only day. Yesterday is gone.
Oggi è l’unico giorno. Ieri è andato.
John Wooden

Freedom goes hand-in-hand with mutual respect.
La libertà va mano nella mano con il rispetto reciproco.
Kay Rala Xanana Gusmao

Last week, I went to Philadelphia, but it was closed.
L’altra settimana sono andato a Philadelphia, ma era chiusa.
W. C. Fields

simple present	simple past	present perfect	past perfect
"I go"	"I went"	"I have gone"	"I had gone"
"You go"	"You went"	"You have gone"	"You had gone"
"He goes"	"He went"	"He has gone"	"He had gone"
"She goes"	"She went"	"She has gone"	"She had gone"
"It goes"	"It went"	"It has gone"	"It had gone"
"We go"	"We went"	"We have gone"	"We had gone"
"They go"	"They went"	"They have gone"	"They had gone"

simple present	simple past	present perfect	past perfect
"I don't go"	"I didn't go"	"I haven't gone"	"I hadn't gone"
"You don't go"	"You didn't go"	"You haven't gone"	"You hadn't gone"
"He doesn't go"	"He didn't go"	"He hasn't gone"	"He hadn't gone"
"She doesn't go"	"She didn't go"	"She hasn't gone"	"She hadn't gone"
"It doesn't go"	"It didn't go"	"It hasn't gone"	"It hadn't gone"
"We don't go"	"We didn't go"	"We haven't gone"	"We hadn't gone"
"They don't go"	"They didn't go"	"They haven't gone"	"They hadn't gone"

simple present	simple past	present perfect	past perfect
"Do I go?"	"Did I go?"	"Have I gone?"	"Had I gone?"
"Do you go?"	"Did you go?"	"Have you gone?"	"Had you gone?"
"Does he go?"	"Did he go?"	"Has he gone?"	"Had he gone?"
"Does she go?"	"Did she go?"	"Has she gone?"	"Had she gone?"
"Does it go?"	"Did it go?"	"Has it gone?"	"Had it gone?"
"Do we go?"	"Did we go?"	"Have we gone?"	"Had we gone?"
"Do they go?"	"Did they go?"	"Have they gone?"	"Had they gone?"