Expressions used in Everyday Spoken English in Social and Professional contexts
good to go
good to go
1) ready to do something, fit for purpose
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- everything is set up/ready so we're good to go
- Analysis
The idiom ‘good to go’ means to be ready to begin or start.
- Social Examples (Basic)
- Do you mind if I tag along with you? I just need to grab a jacket and then I'll be good to go.
- Are you good to go? If we don’t leave now we might miss the train.
- Professional Examples (Basic)
- On my first day at work, no one showed me the ropes. I was just given a desk with a computer and then told I was good to go.
- That machinery needs to be good to go by tomorrow or else we have no chance of completing this order before the deadline. Get it fixed!
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