No. 6,590 in Russian
go
The Russian word "go" does not exist; perhaps you mean "иди," which translates to "go" or "walk" in English.
In a sentence
Я иду в магазин.
I am going to the store.
Here, 'иду' means 'am going', indicating the action of moving towards a destination in progress.
Каждое утро он идёт в школу.
Every morning, he goes to school.
In this sentence, 'идёт' is present tense, third person singular, expressing a habitual daily action of movement.
Мы шли по парку, наслаждаясь видом.
We were walking through the park, enjoying the view.
Here, 'шли' is in past tense, first person plural, describing an action of walking in a completed past scenario.
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