phrasal verb · neutral
go along with
UK/ɡəʊ əˈlɒŋ wɪð/US/ɡoʊ əˈlɔːŋ wɪð/go a·LONG with
speaking
to agree with or support an idea; to accompany someone
Examples
“I usually go along with my teacher's suggestions in class discussions.”
“She went along with him to the party even though she wasn't keen.”
“Do you really go along with that plan, or are you just pretending?”
Band 8 sentence
“Although she had reservations, she went along with the committee's recommendation for the sake of unity.”
Collocations
- go along with a suggestion
- go along with someone
Word family
go along phrasal verbalong adv/prep
Common mistakes
follow with→go along with
go along→go along with (someone/something)
Say it for a higher band
5agree with→6support→7+go along with
Synonyms
agree with
support
Easily confused
agree with
“I agree with your point about education.”
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