Go through
To be approved or completed successfully (a deal, a process)
Common pattern: go through (often + finally/successfully)
go through successfully
went through without issues
finally goes through
go through as planned
didn't go through
The merger goes through next month if all sides agree. ✅ (Correct)
The merger goes next month if all sides agree through. ❌ (Incorrect — inseparable, always stays together)
To examine carefully, item by item
Common pattern: go through + items to examine (noun)
go through the paperwork
go through your emails
went through every detail
go through the list
go through the files
She goes through her emails every morning. ✅ (Correct)
She goes her emails every morning through. ❌ (Incorrect — inseparable, always stays together)
To experience something difficult
Common pattern: go through + difficult experience (noun)
go through a hard time
go through a divorce
went through a lot together
go through grief
go through so much
He goes through a lot of stress at work. ✅ (Correct)
He goes a lot of stress at work through. ❌ (Incorrect — inseparable, always stays together)