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go

The Russian word "go" does not exist; perhaps you mean "иди," which translates to "go" or "walk" in English.

Here, 'иду' means 'am going', indicating the action of moving towards a destination in progress.

Я иду в магазин.

I am going to the store.

In this sentence, 'идёт' is present tense, third person singular, expressing a habitual daily action of movement.

Каждое утро он идёт в школу.

Every morning, he goes to school.

Here, 'шли' is in past tense, first person plural, describing an action of walking in a completed past scenario.

Мы шли по парку, наслаждаясь видом.

We were walking through the park, enjoying the view.