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Meaning

In general, it means that something has ended. It’s used to say that something is no longer available or possible. Another way to say that your plans are ruined.

Today’s Sentences

01

There goes my day.

Situation 1

Why are you at the office?

I got called in last minute.

Weren’t you planning to go rafting?

I had all my gear prepared too.
There goes my day.

Situation 2

Lizzy invited us to a potluck.

Is that today?

Yes, I’ve been cooking since yesterday.

Well, there goes my day.

Writer’s Note

Writer’s Note

There goes my day‘ means that something has just come up that will occupy that person for the rest of the day, and they won’t be able to get anything else done. You’ll notice that ‘there goes..’ is always used in a negative connotation, that is the person would rather be doing something other than what they are having to do.

02

There goes my luck.

Situation 1

Hello, how can I help you?

I’m here to buy tickets for the game tonight.

I’m so sorry.
We just sold the last two tickets 5 minutes ago.

There goes my luck.

Situation 2

Are you here to see specific model of car?

Yes, the 4th generation model.

Unfortunately, it’s been discontinued.

Well, there goes my luck.

03

There goes my money.

Situation 1

The kids wanna buy a new video game console.

Well, there goes my money.

Is it that expensive?

With accessories and they’re gonna want to buy new games, it adds up!

Situation 2

I just got my paycheck.

Time to spend!

I know I shouldn’t buy another purse.
There goes my money.

We’re slaves to excess consumerism.

04

There goes my love life.

Situation 1

Did you tell her?

I did.
I told her how I felt.

And?

It turns out she just started dating someone.
There goes my love life.

Situation 2

There’s gossip all around the office about you.

Why?

That you’re engaged but have someone on the side too.

That’s not true, there goes my love life!

05

There goes my weekend.

Situation 1

The kids and I decided that we wanna go camping.

It’s nice that they want to spend time with us.

It is.
And it’s a good way to spend the weekend before school starts.

I was planning to work on the car, but there goes my weekend.

Situation 2

My mom needs me to drive up to help her move.

Sounds like a lot of work.

I had plans to go to the lake, there goes my weekend.

The lake will always be there, go and help your mom.

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