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Phrasal Verb - going for

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Raymundo CH

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Definition​

The phrasal verb 'go for' has several meanings. It can mean: 1. To attempt or try to do something, usually with a lot of effort or determination. 2. To choose or select something. 3. To approach or move towards someone or something. 4. To approve or agree with something. 5. To be a good match or fit for something.

Examples​

No.Example
1I'm going for a run in the park every morning.
2He went for the job interview and got the position.
3Can you go for a coffee with me later?
4The new employee is really going for the role.
5The red dress is going for $500 at the auction.
6I'll go for a swim after dinner.
7She went for a walk in the woods.
8The team is going for the championship this year.
9I don't think that color is going for her.
10The interviewer asked if I was going for the job.
11He went for a beer with his friends after work.
12The doctor prescribed a new medication that's going for a trial.
13I'm going for a promotion at work.
14The restaurant is known for its dishes that are going for raves.
15She went for a ride in the hot air balloon.
16The new policy is going for a lot of criticism.
17The artist is going for a new style in his paintings.

Phrasal Verb - Limbering Up

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Raymundo CH

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Definition​

A phrasal verb meaning to prepare the body for physical activity by stretching and moving joints through their full range of motion. This can help prevent injuries and improve performance.

Examples​

No.Example
1Before the marathon, the runners limbered up by doing some dynamic stretches.
2The coach instructed the team to limber up before the game.
3I always limber up before lifting weights to avoid injury.
4The dancer limbered up for hours before her performance.
5The athletes limbered up in the locker room before the competition.
6The yoga instructor asked the students to limber up before the class.
7The gymnast limbered up on the beam before her routine.
8The football team limbered up on the field before the game.
9The pilot limbered up his joints before taking off.
10The musician limbered up his fingers before the concert.