How do native English speakers say "go over"?

Native speakers reduce "go over" to "go-w-over" (/ɡoʊwˈoʊvər/) in natural speech. To review, discuss, or examine something in detail.

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Q: What is the connected speech form of "go over"?

"go over" becomes "go-w-over" — a linking pattern. When a word ending in an /oʊ/ sound (like 'go') is followed by a word starting with a vowel (like 'over'), a natural /w/ sound is often inserted to connect them smoothly.

go over → go-w-over /ɡoʊwˈoʊvər/ Linking

To review, discuss, or examine something in detail.

When a word ending in an /oʊ/ sound (like 'go') is followed by a word starting with a vowel (like 'over'), a natural /w/ sound is often inserted to connect them smoothly.

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go over → go-w-over

/ɡoʊwˈoʊvər/

To review, discuss, or examine something in detail.

When a word ending in an /oʊ/ sound (like 'go') is followed by a word starting with a vowel (like 'over'), a natural /w/ sound is often inserted to connect them smoothly.

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Example 1

Let's go over the plan one more time.

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Example 2

Can we go over these notes before the meeting?

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Example 3

I need to go over my finances this weekend.

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Example 4

Could you go over that recipe with me again?

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Example 5

Let's go over the details for the party.

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go over → go-w-over