TE-form + Iku

Kore kara wa samuku natte-iku yo

It will get colder (and continue to be that way) from now on

Examples

Kore kara wa mainichi hon o issatsu yonde-iku tsumori des
I intend to keep reading one book a day from now on

`Sono koro kara wa nihon no keizai tsuyoku natte-itta`
Japanese economy grew stronge (and continued that way) from that time on

Wakaranai koto o noote ni kaite-itta
I went on taking notes on things I didnt understand

Note

Examples above shows TE-form expressing action that keeps changes (go on, continue, grow on) from the point in time (described by speaker). Above are differences between present and past

The past tense examples above can be replaced with kuru (kita) with similar meaning - iku version is more impersonal and objective, while kuru version stressed that the change is going to or has involved the speaker.

Warning

Do not confuse it with TE-form + iku that expresses full meaning of verb Iku and has nothing to do with above usage of iku

Examples

Mainichi kaisha ni basu ni notte-iku
I ride a bus everyday and go to company

Ano resutoran de koohi o yonde-ikimashoo
Let's drink coffee at that restaurant and go = (and then continue on our way )