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Go after someone

the phrasal verb go after someone means to follow or chase someone in order to catch or reach them examples the police officer went after the thief who was running away with the...

Course: Phrasal verbs from TVSection: Six phrasal verbs from FriendsSubtitles: en

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the phrasal verb go after someone means

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to follow or chase someone in order to

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catch or reach them

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examples

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the police officer went after the thief

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who was running away with the stolen bag

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the dog excitedly went after its owner

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wagging its tail and seeking attention

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he is going after his favorite celebrity

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at the event hoping to get a picture

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with them

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I don't want to get over her

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what I don't I want to be with her

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really yeah I'm gonna go after her yeah

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[Applause]

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so did you talk to Rachel no and uh I'm

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not going to why not because she's just

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going to shoot me down you guys saw what

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happened with Gunther that did not look

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like fun

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so did you talk to Rachel no and uh I'm

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not going to why not because she's just

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going to shoot me down you guys saw what

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happened with Gunther and I did not look

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like fun

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the phrasal verb shoot down someone or

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something means to strongly criticize or

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reject

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