go back

to return.

• Let's go back.
• Tom went back.
• I'll go back.
• I'm not ever going back there again.
• Tom just got back from the hospital.
• Tom just got back from Boston today.
• Just go back to what you were doing.
• I'm going back.
• They went back.
• I must go back.
• I can't go back.
• I won't go back.
• We must go back.
• You can go back.
• We can't go back.
• We're going back.
• I had to go back.
• You must go back.
• He went back home.
• I have to go back.
• I want to go back.
• Just go back home.
• I need to go back.
• Can I go back now?
• I'm not going back.
• Tom didn't go back.
• Can we go back now?
• You go back inside.
• I think I'll go back to sleep.
• We're going back to the hotel.
• We should go back to the ship.
• Tom went back into his office.
• Tom never went back to Boston.
• Tom isn't going back with you.
• You and I go back a long time.
• You have to go back to Boston.
• When will you go back to Japan?
• In fall they go back to school.
• I wish I could go back in time.
• Let's go back to the beginning.
• Tom wants to go back to Boston.
• I can always go back to school.
• I'm going back to get my briefcase.
• I won't make you go back to Boston.
• Please don't make me go back there.
• I want to go back to the way it was.
• I think you should go back with Tom.
• Come on, let's go back to the house.
• Tom went back to his car and got a flashlight.
• Abraham Lincoln went back to Washington that night.
• Tom came on Monday and went back home the next day.
• Once the festivity finishes, we'll go back to work.
• Just go back to the kitchen.
• I can't go back there alone.
• I don't want you to go back.
• I want to go back to Boston.
• Don't make me go back there.
• I can't go back without you.