GO ON

-continue happening/ continue something

- There is a rally going on the streets.

- I can’t go on working while listening to the news.
- I can go on with my work while listening to music.
- The story goes on and on.
- Please go on with your presentation.
- Go on to the next level.

-start an activity

- We are going on a trip this Saturday.

- We will go on a trip this Saturday.
- The department store will go on a sale next week.

-go to another place after going somewhere

- After Thailand, we went on to Cambodia.

- She can’t go on with me anymore.

-used to encourage someone to do something

- Go on, try it!

GO FOR

-to attack

- The dog suddenly went for me.

-try to get or win something

- Jackson is going for the gold medal.

- If you really want the job, go for it.

-to choose something

- I think I’ll go for the ice cream for dessert.

- That’s too cheap. I’ll go for that.
- My friend tends to go for men with big muscles.

(same goes for) – the statement is true about someone or something else too

- Children learn what you teach them, the same goes for dogs.