Have something on the go

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verb phrase

To be busy with or involved in different activities or projects at the same time.

Despite his tight schedule, he always seems to have a few projects on the go.
Visual representation of "have something on the go" - To be busy with or involved in different activities or projects at the same time.

Often appears as...

  • have multiple things on the go
  • have a lot on the go

Usage tips

Colloquial

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Simultaneous Projects

Used when someone is actively involved in multiple projects at once, not just planning them.

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She's renovating her house and starting a business; she's got a lot on the go.
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Busy Schedule

Indicates a very active and potentially stressful schedule due to many ongoing activities.

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With three kids and a full-time job, Mark has a lot on the go.
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Active Involvement

Implies direct and active involvement in activities rather than delegating or observing.

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Jane not only runs two shops but also volunteers at the shelter; she loves having things on the go.
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