# go and

idiom · CEFR A2

Source: https://englishreference.com/idiom/go-and
Updated: 2026-04-22

## 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.

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