Goes at the end of a sentence?

You're asking about the word "goes" and whether it goes at the end of a sentence. That depends on the sentence!

Here's what to consider:

* "Goes" as a verb: If "goes" is the main verb in the sentence, it can go at the end, but it's not the most common placement. For example:

* He goes to the store. (More common)

* To the store, he goes. (Less common, but grammatically correct)

* "Goes" as part of a phrase: If "goes" is part of a phrase like "goes with" or "goes by," then it won't be at the end of the sentence. For example:

* This cheese goes with wine.

* The store goes by the name "Bob's Emporium."

It's important to remember: While "goes" can go at the end of a sentence, it's usually better to use a more natural sentence structure.

Let me know if you have another sentence in mind, and I can help you figure out where "goes" should go!