Phrases & Expressions

To ride a bicycle, usually for pleasure or exercise.

• We go cycling on weekends.
• Let's go cycling tomorrow.

To go for a long walk in nature.

• We went hiking in the mountains.
• I love going hiking.

To continue moving in the same direction without turning.

• Go straight on for two miles.
• Go straight until you reach the traffic lights, then turn right.

To attend a live performance of music.

• We're going to a concert next week.
• She loves to go to concerts.

A polite greeting or farewell used during the daytime.

• Good day to you, sir. How may I help you?
• He said good day to the shopkeeper and left the shop.

Meeting basic requirements or standards; acceptable.

• This solution is good enough for now.
• Is the food good enough for guests?

Used to congratulate someone or express approval of their achievement.

• You got the job? Good for you!
• You passed your math test? Good for you!

Used to praise someone for a clever idea or wise decision.

• You brought an umbrella? Good thinking!
• We saved money by booking early. Good thinking!

To give one of a number of things to each person in a group.

• The teacher handed out the exam papers.
• Volunteers handed out blankets to the homeless.

A warning to handle something carefully because it is fragile or valuable.

• Handle with care, the glass is thin.
• The label said 'Handle with care'.