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1 year ago

When and how to use go and goes

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il63 [147K]1 year ago

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Goes is for only she and he while go is for I, You, They

Crazy boy [7]1 year ago

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Go: the present simple use the infinitive (used for words such as I, You, We, They)
Eg: I need to go and wash the dishes.

Goes: present simple third person/voice. Best way to explain this is an habitual action (used with He, She, It)
Eg:He goes to the car wash once a week.

For an example of the difference:

I “go” to the market.

She “goes” to the market.

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When and how to use go and goes