Ends
Go on
Go on verb - To take place.
Both terms in one sentence
- If you go on long enough, the game abruptly ends, informing you that you've destroyed the pond's ecosystem by eating everything. Whoops.
- In The Ghost, Gumball ends up in a fight with himself as he's trying to get Carrie to stop possessing him and using his body to go on eating sprees.
Source: Kicking My Own Butt - And the Adventure Continues: The book ends by heavily implying that Jack will go on to live a Wake Up, Go to School, Save the World lifestyle.
Source: Literature / The Black Tattoo
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