Verb: go along
- Cooperate or pretend to cooperate
"He decided to go along with the burglars for the moment";
- play along, play ball [informal]
- Resume or proceed in a certain state, condition, or activity
"The meeting went along smoothly after the initial disruption";
- continue, go on, proceed, keep
- Become later by the passage of a given amount of time
"Three hours went along before he noticed";
- elapse, lapse, pass, slip by, glide by, slip away, go by, slide by
Derived forms: gone along, goes along, went along, going along
See also: slip
Type of: act, advance, collab [informal], collaborate, cooperate, co-operate, go on, join forces, march on, move, move on, pass on, progress