I Go Along

What is the correct past tense form of the verb 'go' in the sentence: 'Yesterday, I ___ to the store.'

• go

• went

• gone

• going

Choose the correct sentence:

• I go along the river every morning.

• I goes along the river every morning.

• I going along the river every morning.

• I gone along the river every morning.

Which of the following sentences uses 'go along' correctly?

• I go along with her decision.

• I go along the street yesterday.

• I go along to the party last week.

• I go along the river tomorrow.

Identify the correct use of 'go along' in a sentence:

• I will go along with your plan.

• I go along to the store yesterday.

• I gone along with the idea.

• I going along with the group.

What is the meaning of the phrase 'go along with'?

• To agree or comply with something

• To walk beside something

• To travel a long distance

• To start a journey

In the sentence 'I go along with the proposal,' what is the function of 'go along'?

• Subject

• Verb

• Object

• Adjective

Which sentence is an example of 'go along' used in a future tense?

• I will go along with the plan.

• I go along with the plan.

• I went along with the plan.

• I gone along with the plan.

What is the synonym of 'go along' in the context of agreeing?

• Disagree

• Oppose

• Comply

• Reject

Choose the sentence that correctly uses 'go along' in a past continuous tense:

• I was going along with the idea.

• I am going along with the idea.

• I will be going along with the idea.

• I go along with the idea.

Which of the following is a correct question form using 'go along'?

• Do you go along with this?

• Did you go along with this?

• Will you go along with this?

• All of the above