Alexey86
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According to the dictionary 'go about doing something' means 'to do what is necessary to perform or achieve some action or task.'
https://idioms.thefreedictionary.com/go+about+(doing+something)
In what context would this complex pattern be preferable to just a simple 'do'?
For example, in what situation should I ask 'How should I go about doing this?' instead of 'How should I do this?'?
https://idioms.thefreedictionary.com/go+about+(doing+something)
In what context would this complex pattern be preferable to just a simple 'do'?
For example, in what situation should I ask 'How should I go about doing this?' instead of 'How should I do this?'?
