Go Through With: (1)

Grammar Tense Structure:

• Present Tense: go / goes through with
• Past Tense: went through with
• Past Participle: gone through with
• Present Participle: going through with

1: Once you have made a decision, you do it even though it may be difficult or unpleasant, you GO THROUGH WITH it.

non-separable phrasal verb

• Fair play to her, she wanted to back out of the bungee jump but she went through with it first time
• Once I decided to hand in my notice at work and say I was leaving, I had to go through with it even though I was nervous, but I never regretted it.
• Are you going through with that challenge? You’re so brave!