пойти́

very common #148B1

verbperfective imperfective is идти́

1.
to go (on foot), to set off, to head (for), to walk
Я пойду́ за хле́бом.
I'll go get some bread.
Perfective; unidirectional - denotes setting out in one direction.
2.
to start, to begin, to get going, to set in
Пошёл дождь.
It started raining.
With processes and natural phenomena.
3.
to take after (someone), to turn out like (someone)
Она́ пошла́ в отца́.
She takes after her father.
With в + accusative.
4.
to do, to be all right, to be okay
Так пойдёт?
Will that do?
Colloquial, usually in the form пойдёт.

Motion info

пойти́ is derived from the unidirectional verb of motion идти́.

Когда ты пойдёшь?
When will you go?
Я не могу́ пойти́ на вечери́нку, но спасибо за приглаше́ние.
I cannot go to the party, but thank you for inviting me all the same.
Шёл дождь, и я не пошёл.
Since it rained, I did not go.
Куда сейчас пойдём? В теа́тр или кино́?
Where shall we go now? To the theatre or cinema?
Снег пошёл.
It's started to snow.
Давай пойдём назад, пока не пошёл дождь.
Let's go back before it begins to rain.
Пойдём в теа́тр пораньше, чтобы заня́ть хоро́шие места.
Let's go to the theater early so that we can get good seats.
Я попроси́л ключ и пошёл наверх, в свою́ ко́мнату.
I asked for the key and went upstairs to my room.

Imperative
ты	пойди́
вы	пойди́те

LockedUnlock typical usages

идти́to go (on foot); to fall (of rain or snow); to be going on; to suit (someone); to be on (TV or radio)
verbimperfective
уйти́to leave; to escape; to take (time or material); to retire
verbperfective
войти́to enter; to become part of; to fit; to penetrate
verbperfective
вы́йтиto go out; to be published; to turn out; to marry; to run out
verbperfective
дойти́to reach (on foot); to reach (someone); to come to; to escalate into; to reach (a level); to ripen
verbperfective