vous Allez

come on, go on, go

a . l e → aller

all to go + ez you (plural/formal) present or imperative

verb · present tense, 2nd-person plural Rare #41,622

come on, go on Often used to encourage or urge someone; its meaning depends on context.

FR: Allez, on commence !

EN: Come on, let’s start!

go Used to tell one person formally, or more than one person, to go.

FR: Allez tout droit, puis tournez à gauche.

EN: Go straight ahead, then turn left.

Conjugation of aller

Impostor. Come on, Albert.

— La Vie des autres (2006)

“Can I ask you a question?” “Go ahead.”

Come on, come on.

— Wolf Warrior 2 (2017)

Come on, Danny, the hair exercise.

— Rebecca (1940)

Come on, come on!

— Porn in the Hood (2012)

Go to Terry’s old house and kill everyone inside.

— Once Upon a Time... in Hollywood (2019)

Come on, come on, come on!

— Wolf Warrior 2 (2017)

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