US /wɛnt fɔr/
・UK /went fɔ:/
Finn: And I went for the middle option, as usual, and I said b) 38%.
Finn: And I went for the middle option, as usual, and I said b) 38%.
I just went for it!
I just went for it.
So what you could try to say instead is "Oh, not much. I went for a hike. I tried a new sushi place. And I also started this really great new book."
I went for a hike.
What do you there are parts of your state that went for Donald Trump during this last election.
There are parts of your state that went for Donald Trump during this last election.
And then think of an example. A couple of weeks ago, I went for a nature hike at Stanley Park and had a great discussion with my best friend about flowers. There you go. That's how you put it together. And Quran needs to practice this a bit more to build this expert level of communication.
A couple of weeks ago, I went for a nature hike at Stanley Park and had a great discussion with my best friend about flowers.
Because I went for it.
Like, I'm not ashamed of any of the because I went for it.
Well, I know what you can do without protective film, but nobody went for my idea for the loose hamburger grab-and-go meat bar.
but nobody went for my idea for the loose hamburger grab-and-go meat bar.
For example, we went for a stroll around the old town to admire the architecture.
For example, we went for a stroll around the old town to admire the architecture.
And in another case, a German man who's engaged to an American woman and had a multiple entry visa and had used it to visit his fiance quite often, but the the two of them went for a for a holiday in Mexico.
the two of them went for a holiday in Mexico,
We need to get outside to clear our minds." So every day, we went for a walk.
So, every day we went for a walk, we went to the park, and it was kind of necessary,