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ESLPod_1029_WE_1733 Types of Vandalism In this podcast, the phrase "to go after" means to pursue or chase and try to catch someone: "Quick! Go after that thief!" The phrase "to go after" also means to pursue one's goals or dreams: "His aunt encouraged him to go after his dream of becoming an astronaut." The phrase "to go before" means to precede, or to happen before something else: "We are indebted to the hundreds of researchers who have gone before us." The phrase "to go before (someone)" can mean to be considered or evaluated by decision-makers: "This proposal will go before the committee next week." Finally, the phrase "to go along with (someone)" means to agree with someone and do what he or she wants: "Whatever happens, just go along with me and pretend it was all part of our plan."

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Id	ESLPod_1029_WE_1733
Episode Id	ESLPod 1029
Episode Title	Types of Vandalism
Phrase	to go after
Text	In this podcast, the phrase "to go after" means to pursue or chase and try to catch someone: "Quick! Go after that thief!" The phrase "to go after" also means to pursue one's goals or dreams: "His aunt encouraged him to go after his dream of becoming an astronaut." The phrase "to go before" means to precede, or to happen before something else: "We are indebted to the hundreds of researchers who have gone before us." The phrase "to go before (someone)" can mean to be considered or evaluated by decision-makers: "This proposal will go before the committee next week." Finally, the phrase "to go along with (someone)" means to agree with someone and do what he or she wants: "Whatever happens, just go along with me and pretend it was all part of our plan."
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