- To hang aboutHang about, do you mean to say you knew about that the whole time and just didn't tell me?!
- To go through with The city council is going through with its plans to widen the road.
- Si (fn) converge uniformément vers f sur I alors (fn) converge simplement vers f sur I.
- La suite d'applications (fn) converge uniformément vers f sur tout segment de I si et seulement si (fn) converge simplement vers f sur I.
- To go over to I went over to another cell phone provider because I didn't like the one I had been using.
- To hang around It's annoying when youths hang around at the bus stop intimidating customers.I hung around for 30 minutes but Steve didn't show up Since Harvey started hanging around with a group of older boys, he is always getting in trouble.
- To hand outVolunteers in Haiti are handing out food and water to earthquake victims.
- To go up to Don't be shy, just go up to him and say hi!I want some boots that go up to my knees.
- To go throughTo go through the border checkpoint, you needed a valid passport.Having grown up in Rwanda, Joe had gone through much torment, making him the man he is today.I went through all my sketchbooks trying to find my favourite drawing of the oak tree.I went through all my clean clothes for the week!We had to wait for the loan to go through before we could buy the house.
- To head forTo find the party, head for the noise!
- Si (fn) converge uniformément vers f et fn est continue en a ALORS f est continue en a.- Vrai- Faux
- To go overI hope that my speech goes over well at the meeting tonight.For hours afterwards, she kept going over and over what he'd told her but it still made no sense.If you want to get to the other side of the river, you need to go over the bridge. I'm just going over the road to see Mr Davison.
- To go upThe balloon went up into the air.She was very pleased when the price of her shares went up by 20 per cent overnight!The builder confirmed that the front wall will go up before the side walls.
- To go intoI went into the house.It's a long story; let's not go into it right now.Nina is studying Business Administration and plans to go into retail.
- To get yourself up in sth She got herself up in a gold sequinned dress and heavy make-up.
- To find outI just found out that my sister is pregnant.I read his biography to find out about his life.
- To go byI can't believe the holiday is already over. Time went by too quickly!The crowd watched as the parade went by.Going by the map, the hotel should be on the corner of the next street on the right.Steve went by train to Oxford.The criminal goes by the nickname of 'The Black Cat'.
- To fall apartCheaply made umbrellas fall apart quickly.Lisa's marriage fell apart when she discovered her husband was having an affair.It is important not to fall apart when things don't go exactly your way.
- To get round someoneYou can't get round me with flattery - you're not getting a bike for Christmas, and that's final!
- To get through to I'm trying to get through to the President but he's not answering his phone.I need to get through to my son and make him see drugs are not the answer!