Traditional Culture Encyclopedia - Travel guide - What does go on mean in a phrase, such as go on a trip? Is there a fixed method for such phrases: go on +a+noun.

go on a trip ------ go on a trip, which is equivalent to have / take a trip

What does go on mean in a phrase, such as go on a trip? Is there a fixed method for such phrases: go on +a+noun.

go on a trip ------ go on a trip, which is equivalent to have / take a trip

What does go on mean in a phrase, such as go on a trip? Is there a fixed method for such phrases: go on +a+noun.

go on a trip ------ go on a trip, which is equivalent to have / take a trip

Related phrases include:

go on a visit (to- -- )

go on an excursion

go for a walk

go for a picnic

go on holiday< /p>

go for a holiday

go for an outing

(Generally speaking, if you encounter such a phrase, you will remember it. There is no shortcut)

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