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going about one's day

going about one's day is the present participle and gerund of go about one's day.

Meaning of go about one's day

Verb

go about one's day (third-person singular simple present goes about one's day, present participle going about one's day, simple past went about one's day, past participle gone about one's day)

  1. To attend to one's duties.
  2. To depart.

Questions about going about one's day

What is going about one's day the present participle and gerund of?
Going about one's day is the present participle and gerund of go about one's day.

Words near going about one's day in the dictionary

  1. going a long way
  2. going a mucker
  3. going a raker
  4. going about
  5. going about one's business
  6. going about one's day
  7. going about to
  8. going abroad
  9. going after
  10. going against
  11. going against the grain

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