
Have a go at somebody
Negative Connotation
Used when someone is upset or annoyed, often unfairly targeting someone.
He just had a go at me for something I didn't even do!
Informal Context
Mostly used in casual situations, not in formal or polite conversations.
My mate had a go at me for lending his bike without asking.
Use with Care
Be careful not to use it when there might be a risk of escalating conflict.
Instead of having a go at your teammate, try to resolve the issue calmly.