Advanced English Handout – “Go About Doing”

Expression: “Go about (doing something)” – means to begin or carry out a process or activity.

Examples

• How do you go about finding new clients?
• She went about solving the problem calmly.
• I’m not sure how to go about applying for that job.

Interactive Dropdown Exercise

Select the correct expression from the dropdown menu and click “Check Answers.”

1. How do you --select-- about learning a new language?
2. He went --select-- fixing the computer.
3. She doesn’t know how to --select-- starting her own business.
4. They --select-- planning the event months in advance.
5. We need to --select-- organizing the documents properly.
6. He always --select-- solving problems methodically.
7. I’m not sure how to --select-- convincing them to join us.
8. She --select-- preparing for the presentation early.
9. They --select-- rebuilding the house after the storm.
10. He --select-- creating a new marketing strategy.
11. We should --select-- improving our communication skills.
12. How do you usually --select-- solving conflicts at work?
13. The teacher --select-- explaining the rules clearly.
14. They --select-- cleaning the office every Friday.
15. I --select-- preparing lessons by reviewing my notes first.
16. She --select-- writing her novel chapter by chapter.
17. We --select-- developing new software tools.
18. How do you --select-- maintaining a healthy work-life balance?
19. He --select-- handling stress quite effectively.
20. They --select-- renovating the old café downtown.
21. The company --select-- hiring new staff this month.
22. We --select-- improving our website design.
23. She --select-- studying English every morning before work.
24. They --select-- designing a plan for the upcoming campaign.