Phrasal Verb - Going Ahead
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.Definition
- To start or permit something to start, especially an activity or project. 2. To approve or give permission for something to proceed. 3. To act on one's own initiative and without delay or hesitation.
Examples
| No. | Example |
|---|---|
| 1 | The project can go ahead once we receive the final approval from the board. |
| 2 | I'll go ahead and order the supplies we need for the workshop. |
| 3 | You can go ahead and make the appointment for next week. |
| 4 | Let's go ahead and finish this task before moving on to the next one. |
| 5 | She went ahead and booked the tickets without asking her husband. |
| 6 | The team went ahead and implemented the new strategy despite some concerns. |
| 7 | I'll go ahead and send the email to all the attendees. |
| 8 | We can go ahead and assume that the deal is closed. |
| 9 | The research team went ahead and published their findings. |
| 10 | He went ahead and quit his job without having another one lined up. |