What does "one more go" mean? Is it an idiom?

[Rich7]

Test No. incompl/elem-26 "The Bells", question 5

I'll have one more ......... and then..

(a) come
(b) find
(c) go
(d) leave

Test No. incompl/elem-26 "The Bells", answer 5

I'll have one more go and then..

Correct answer: (c) go

Your answer was: incorrect
I'll have one more come and then..
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one more try? kind of?

[Yo]

Yes, one more go means one more try.

[Luuth1903]

I'll have one more go and then..

Why employ the "go" here but not the other.

please help me

thanks

[Jerome.M]

I'm not sure is this question is entirely fair. Although the answer would be the most accepted one, "have one more go" is almost an idiom since go wouldn't be used in place of try except i n the instance of saying something like the phrase above. Maybe I'm answering out of context, is that a test on somewhat improper but commonly used English phrases?

[Kitosdad]

Jerome, it is the most regularly used form in England.

Have a go = Make an attempt.
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[Mouhannad]

Many thanks for you Mr. Kitosdad and all members.
In evry test there is may be one idiom or more, it is on purpose just to increase our storage of idioms ,that is is normal, just keep it simple.

[Dieu Chau]

Dear tutor,
I really don't understand the meaning and grammar stucture of this question " I will have one more go and then". Is it a idiom? What does this mean and in which context is it used? Any similar sentences or same grammar stuture?
I am looking forward to your reply!
Mntks/Chau

[Ellesbells]

"I will have one more go and then..." is an unfinished sentence.

Also, your question has a few errors in it. Here are my corrections:

I really don't understand the meaning and grammar structure of the question: "I will have one more go and then." Is it an idiom? What does it mean and in what context is it used? Are there any other sentences that are similar or have the same grammatical structure?

[Sumie]

this is the good way of learning!

[Dieu Chau]

Hi Ellesbells,
Thanks so much for your corrections. It is really useful.

Many thanks
Chau

[Mkostya]

Thanks!

[Gunaseeli]

I'll have one more go is new thing for me. Could you please explain it by giving some more exaples.

Thanks.
Gunaseeli

[Beeesneees]

I'll have one more go = I'll try once more

I'll have one more go at this puzzle and if I can't do it, I'll give up.
I can't get this bolt off. I'll have one more go then I'll have to call someone in.
You missed the target. Would you like to have one more go?
Mum told the children, "You can have one more go on the roller-coaster before we have to leave."
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[Cristovam]

Is it the following sentence correct? I will have one more go in my learning English, otherwise I will give up my attempts to learning such lungage. Thanks.

[Torsten]

I will have one more go at learning English then I'll give up on learning this language.

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