Go along
phrasal verb
To agree or conform.
If you continue to behave in this way, I don't think I can go along with your plan.
Often appears as...
- go along with the plan
- go along with the idea
phrasal verb
To continue to happen or to develop.
As the meeting went along, it became clear that we wouldn't reach an agreement.
Often appears as...
- meeting went along
- day went along
phrasal verb
To move or travel forward.
The group went along the path until they reached the beach.
Often appears as...
- go along the road
- go along the path
phrasal verb
To attend or participate out of politeness or obligation.
He didn't really want to go, but he felt obligated to go along.
Often appears as...
- go along with friends
- go along to the party
phrasal verb
To agree or conform.
If you continue to behave in this way, I don't think I can go along with your plan.
Often appears as...
- go along with the plan
- go along with the idea
phrasal verb
To continue to happen or to develop.
As the meeting went along, it became clear that we wouldn't reach an agreement.
Often appears as...
- meeting went along
- day went along
phrasal verb
To move or travel forward.
The group went along the path until they reached the beach.
Often appears as...
- go along the road
- go along the path
phrasal verb
To attend or participate out of politeness or obligation.
He didn't really want to go, but he felt obligated to go along.
Often appears as...
- go along with friends
- go along to the party
Definition 1 of 4
Pro Tip 1/2Consent Indication
Use 'go along' to show you agree with someone's decision or opinion.
I'll go along with your idea, it seems to be the best option.
Pro Tip 2/2Soft Disagreement
To politely disagree without direct confrontation, precede with hesitation.
I'm not sure, but for now, I can go along with it.
Pro Tip 1/2Consent Indication
Use 'go along' to show you agree with someone's decision or opinion.
I'll go along with your idea, it seems to be the best option.
Pro Tip 2/2Soft Disagreement
To politely disagree without direct confrontation, precede with hesitation.
I'm not sure, but for now, I can go along with it.
Pro Tip 1/2Consent Indication
Use 'go along' to show you agree with someone's decision or opinion.
I'll go along with your idea, it seems to be the best option.
Pro Tip 2/2Soft Disagreement
To politely disagree without direct confrontation, precede with hesitation.
I'm not sure, but for now, I can go along with it.
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