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going to extraordinary lengths

going to extraordinary lengths is the present participle and gerund of go to extraordinary lengths.

Meaning of go to extraordinary lengths

Verb

go to extraordinary lengths (third-person singular simple present goes to extraordinary lengths, present participle going to extraordinary lengths, simple past went to extraordinary lengths, past participle gone to extraordinary lengths)

  1. To make a great effort.

Questions about going to extraordinary lengths

What is going to extraordinary lengths the present participle and gerund of?
Going to extraordinary lengths is the present participle and gerund of go to extraordinary lengths.

Words near going to extraordinary lengths in the dictionary

  1. going to bed with the chickens
  2. going to bed with the sun
  3. going to Cain's
  4. going to Canossa
  5. going to earth
  6. going to extraordinary lengths
  7. going to grass
  8. going to great lengths
  9. going to ground
  10. going to Halifax
  11. going to heck

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