2 posts tagged with "Progression"

Phrasal Verb - Going on (phrasal verb)

March 12, 2026 · 2 min read

Raymundo CH

Image illustrating the verb Going on (phrasal verb)

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To continue doing something or to keep happening.
To progress or develop further.
To start or attend an event or activity, especially one that is already in progress.

No.	Example
1	She went on studying late into the night.
2	Despite the rain, we went on with our picnic.
3	The speaker went on for hours without pausing.
4	Can I go on in the interview, please?
5	The accident went on for several hours.
6	Let's go on a hike in the forest.
7	The party went on until dawn.
8	He went on to become a successful businessman.
9	Go on, have another slice of cake.
10	The investigation went on for months.

March 12, 2026 · 2 min read

Raymundo CH

Image illustrating the verb growing-into

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A phrasal verb meaning to develop or transform gradually into a new state, role, or condition. It implies a sense of progression or maturation.

No.	Example
1	He grew into his role as team captain after the previous captain retired.
2	Despite initial struggles, she grew into her new job and became an invaluable asset to the company.
3	The child grew into his father's size and strength as he grew older.
4	The city grew into a major industrial hub over the past century.
5	As the project progressed, the team grew into a cohesive unit.
6	The company grew into a global enterprise with operations in over 50 countries.
7	After years of hard work, the small start-up grew into a successful business.
8	The young sapling grew into a towering tree over the course of several decades.
9	The new employee grew into his responsibilities and proved to be an asset to the team.
10	The actor grew into the role of Hamlet, delivering a powerful and moving performance.