Go and went are not the only words used to refer to movements. There are plenty of others too with slightly different shades of meaning.

Travel

Travel means ‘traveling in general’.

I am interested in travel. (= I am interested in traveling in general.)

Wear means ‘have on the body’.

He was wearing a hat.

Wear can also refer to a person’s facial expression.

She was wearing a troubled look.

Remind can be followed by an object + infinitive.

Please remind me to take my coat. (NOT Please remind me of taking my coat.)
She reminded me to go to the bank.

Doubt and suspect

To doubt is to think that something is unlikely.

I doubt if he will come.
I doubt whether you can finish the work in time.

Imperial and impervious

Imperial = pertaining to an emperor or empire
Impervious = haughty, overbearing

Nobody likes him because of his impervious nature.
The imperial glory of England has gone for ever.

In American English the verbs burn, dream, lean, learn, smell, spell, spill and spoil are all regular.