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    GO ON (TO or -ING)

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    GO ON + -ING FORM MEANS CONTINUE (PHRASAL VERB)

    (Continuar)

    She went on working in the garden even it was dark.


    They went on talking about football all day long.
    Mart went on talking as if he hadn't heard the question.

    GO ON + INFINITIVE MEANS STOP ONE ACTION IN ORDER TO START


    ANOTHER

    (Pasar a)

    After writing a letter he went on to meet his secretary.


    He went on to do postgraduate work.
    She stopped talking about her education and went on to describe her
    hobby.
    She first discussed the goods and then went on to discuss the price.

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