go with

to agree, to accept.

• We went with him on that plan.
• We're going to go with your plan.
• I couldn't go with that kind of thinking.
• Tom has been going with Jane for almost a year now.
• He has been going with her for almost two years now.
• Tom has been going with Mary for at least half a year.
• She is a loose woman and will honestly go with anyone.

to match, to harmonize, to be compatible.

• The tie goes with your jacket.
• This tie goes with your shirt.
• The tie doesn't go with my suit.
• The tie doesn't go with my dress.
• This tie doesn't go with my suit.
• The new tie goes with your jacket.
• I want a tie to go with this suit.
• This shirt doesn't go with that tie at all.
• Help me pick out a tie to go with this suit.
• I don't think this shirt goes with that red tie.
• Will you help me pick out a tie to go with this suit?
• That red tie doesn't go with your suit. Why don't you wear the green one?
• That shirt doesn't go with the pants.
• That shirt doesn't go with those pants.
• I don't know if her new shirt will go with her blue jeans.
• When you wear camo shorts, what colour t-shirt goes with that?
• That glittering accessory doesn't go with your sweatshirt. Try this on!
• That blouse doesn't go with that skirt.
• This jacket somehow doesn't go with this skirt.
• Your shoes do not go with the suit.
• Those shoes do not go with the suit.
• Your shoes don't go with that outfit.
• A purple carpet will not go with this red curtain.
• A green carpet will not go with this blue curtain.
• What sort of curtains do you think would go with the carpet?
• Jeans go with everything.
• His voice doesn't go with his appearance.
• I would like to get a blouse to go with this blazer.