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Phrase(s): go along with someone or something
1. Lit. to travel along with someone or something. • Dorothy went along with the scarecrow for a while until they met a lion. 2. Fig. to agree with someone or agree to something. • I will go along with you on that matter. • I will go along with Sharon’s decision, of course. 3. Fig. to consent on the choice of someone or something. • I go along with Jane. Tom would be a good treasurer. • Sharon will probably go along with chocolate. Everyone likes chocolate! 4. Fig. to play along with someone or something; to pretend that you are party to someone’s scheme. • I went along with the gag for a while.
McGrawhill's American Idioms And Phrasal Verbs