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go with something
choose an option
To choose or accept something, especially after considering different options.
Hear it in real life
Which hotel should we book?
I'd go with the one near the station.
There were several designs, but we went with the simplest one.
The mistake everyone makes
Not: We went to the cheaper option.
Say: We went with the cheaper option.
Use "go with" to say which option you choose; "go to" does not express this choice.
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How it fits in a sentence.
go with something; went with something; go with it
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There were several designs, but we went with the simplest one.
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go with something
choose an option
“There were several designs, but we went with the simplest one.”
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