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Discover Ludwig"gone on" is correct and can be used in written English.
When used alone, it typically implies something continuing for a period of time. For example, "He had gone on and on about the same topic for what felt like an eternity."
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gone on
verb
Past participle of go on
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This game has gone on long enough.
I might easily have gone on longer.
This has gone on long enough.
"It's gone on long enough".
It's gone on forever.
It could have gone on forever".
Actually, I have gone on.
"But time has gone on.
Similar(3)
And the arguments have gone on.
She has now gone on hunger strike.
This enormous, proliferating legend has gone on".
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