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1000 Old Roast Duck IELTS Spoken Words: the meaning and usage of go to town slang

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Today, the Old Roast Duck IELTS Editor will share a slang related to town - go to town, hoping to help more roast ducks who are preparing for the IELTS oral test.

Town originally means small town. However, "go to town" does not mean literally (to go to a small town), but means to indulge oneself exhaustively; One explanation in the dictionary is to describe the expression as follows: do something thoughtfully, moderately, or extravagantly.

Let's look at the following examples:

The wedding was beautiful, they really went to town. Everything was decorated pink and white.

The wedding was very beautiful, and they (referring to the wedding planners) did their best. Everything was decorated in pink and white.

This is lovely food, they’ve really gone to town.

The food is great. They are really careful.

Then, if we want to describe a thing that we intend to do with our heart, we can also change expressions such as I really want to do it whole-heartedly to go to town

For example: I have lots of good ideas on organizing this event So, I’m really going to town.

I have many ideas about holding this event. So, I really plan to work hard.

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