There you go again

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phrase

Used when someone repeats a behavior, usually one that is viewed negatively.

'You've missed the due date twice now. There you go again with your procrastination.'
Visual representation of "there you go again" - Used when someone repeats a behavior, usually one that is viewed negatively.

Often appears as...

  • 'there you go again with your excuses'
  • 'there you go again

Usage tips

Disapproving

Colloquial

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Negative Connotation

The phrase often implies disappointment or frustration with someone's repeated actions.

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You're late again? There you go again, disregarding others' time.
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Colloquial Use

It's used in spoken language among friends or family, and not in formal situations.

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Forgot to turn off the lights? There you go again, wasting energy.
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Light Teasing

Can be used humorously among close ones, pointing out a harmless habit or quirk.

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Cookies gone already? There you go again, the cookie monster!
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