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to be a go
Dear teachers and friends...
Jackson's doctor will reportedly be charged while his family's reality show is a go
what does 'being a go' mean?
Did the author mean 'always on the go'?
Thank you
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Re: to be a go

Originally Posted by
marciobarbalho
Dear teachers and friends...
Jackson's doctor will reportedly be charged while his family's reality show is a go
what does 'being a go' mean?
Did the author mean 'always on the go'?
Thank you
Jackson's doctor will reportedly be charged while his family's reality show is a go
What does 'being a go' mean? << It means that it will proceed as planned. It's got the green light. It's going to happen. It will, in fact, be a show.
Did the author mean 'always on the go'? << No, "always on the go" means "always busy, active, and moving".
We could say the expression is "to be a go", not really "being a go".
Use "being" to show that a form of behavior, an attitude, or a type of action is temporary. This is a state: It's a go.
When the good doctor is charged, we could then say that "Jackson's doctor is being charged with ...". For now, we only know that he will be charged; he's not being charged - yet.
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