I will go on November. vs I will go in November.

Some examples from the web:

• We used to go ice fishing every November.
• When I was a little girl, we used to go to Brighton in November.
• I will go on my way About our marriage...
• I will go on a low-cholesterol diet.
• Dersu and I will go on.
• Dersu and I will go on ahead.
• I will go on any adventure with you.
• I will go on ahead to strike at the other three.
• Then I will go on dying for perhaps another 60 years.
• I will go on record as agreeing with Mr Walter.
• The Hymster and I will go on a little field trip to the grocery store.
• He wants to know if I will go on a date with him.
• I've been denied three times, and hopefully I will go on my fourth appeal soon, if I can get the necessary documentation.
• I will go on angel radio and tell them everything unless you open your heart and say yes.
• I will go on the slightest errand now to the Antipodes that you can devise to send me on.
• And I will go on my merry way.
• You know, I think I will go on that hayride.
• Gennosuke-sama... I will go on ahead to strike at the other three.
• If it is a success, I will go on tour, and perform all over the empire.
• I will go on until I find the three who are up there.

Some examples from the web:

• When I was a little girl, we used to go to Brighton in November.
• We used to go ice fishing every November.
• I will be more than happy to appear before the committee in November.
• We should go with it second week in November.
• I will go in here if you want.
• I will go in there as theew tutor, And I will present some sort of game plan.
• But if you're being bullied, I will go in and I will speak to Miss Croft and I will not let this happen again.
• I will go in from the top left of your belly.
• I will go in to them and give praise to the Lord.
• OK, I will go in the afternoon then.
• You and I will go in the other room, and we'll both take down our pants.
• - Say it, or I will go in there and tell her you're dying to be with her more often.
• Me I will go in a pair of weeks.
• I will go in and console her on nationwide TV.
• Fine. I will go in first.
• If somebody goes in, I will go in.
• I think, Just for a moment, I will go in alone.
• I am expecting news of them with great impatience but if none comes I will go in search of them myself.
• Tonight I will go in Ginevra's home at the usual time.
• Okay, well, Joe and I will go in the kitchen and make our dysfunctional little family a lovely dinner.