Go and cone
I went to the shop and then I came（here）to school。
“Went”expresses movement away from the speaker（who is currently at school）
“came”expresses movement toward the speaker（from the shop toward the school）
[@more@]Meaning for Go：
To leave a place in order to do an activity。
To describe a change in state。
To describe speed of travel。
To ask for the destination or a means of transport。
Forms：
Go + ing + noun —— Let’s go shopping （go traveling）
Go（out）+ for a + noun —— Let’s go out for a meal。（go out for a picnic）
Go + adj —— My father went bald when he was 30，my mother is going deaf。
Go + speed —— He was going 100 kph when the policeman caught him。
Go + to —— Does this bus go to Nanjing？I think this road goes to the supermarket。
Idiomatic uses：
To have a go —— to try something new。
I’ve never skied before，but I’ll have a go。
How’s it going？—— informal，How are you？
It’s my go —— It’s my turn to do something（usually in a game）
Mary，you just answered the question，now it’s Jane’s go。
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