“Go along with” is a phrasal verb that means “to agree with someone or something.”
It often implies a willingness to accept or tolerate something, even if it wasn’t your original choice.
Go along with in a sentence examples
I didn’t fully agree with the decision, but I decided to go along with it for now.
She tends to go along with whatever her friends suggest.
The team will go along with the new strategy.
This is one of several phrasal verbs that work with the prepositional phrase along with.
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