Idiom idiom
go and
Meaning
A common phrase used before another verb to say you are going to do an action. For example, 'go and get a drink' often just means 'get a drink,' but is very common in spoken English.
Examples
“I will go and buy some milk.”
“Please go and check if the front door is locked before we leave.”
“You should go and speak with the manager if you want to resolve this issue.”
Last updated April 22, 2026