curriculum/challenges/english/blocks/learn-how-to-read-and-understand-code-documentation/65fff428290eaa1e5819c119.md
Go over means to review or examine something carefully. For example, She decided to go over her notes before the exam. It suggests a thorough look at something.
As you said is a phrase used to refer back to something someone mentioned. Like, I completed the task as you said.
Thanks. I'll go BLANK the documentation as you BLANK.
over
This word is part of a phrasal verb that means to review, examine, or study something carefully. Tom is planning to thoroughly review the documentation.
said
It refers to something that was previously mentioned or advised by someone. Tom is acknowledging Sarah's suggested approach.
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