Sentence examples for go on school from inspiring English sources
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No, the phrase "go on school" is not grammatically correct and is not often used in written English.
It is possible that it could be used in spoken language as slang or in a casual conversation, but it is not considered standard English. A more correct and common way to phrase this would be "go to school." For example: "I go to school every day" or "She didn't want to go to school today." Other alternatives could depend on the specific context. For instance, if you wanted to express the idea of continuing one's education or going to school for a specific purpose, you could say something like "pursue an education" or "attend school." For example: "She decided to pursue an education in art after high school" or "He attended school to become a doctor." In general, if you are unsure if a phrase is correct or appropriate to use in written English, it is helpful to check with a grammar reference or a native speaker.
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