II. go-ahead PRID. brit. angl.
| I | go ahead |
|---|---|
| you | go ahead |
| he/she/it | goes ahead |
| we | go ahead |
| you | go ahead |
| they | go ahead |
| I | went ahead |
|---|---|
| you | went ahead |
| he/she/it | went ahead |
| we | went ahead |
| you | went ahead |
| they | went ahead |
| I | have | gone ahead |
|---|---|---|
| you | have | gone ahead |
| he/she/it | has | gone ahead |
| we | have | gone ahead |
| you | have | gone ahead |
| they | have | gone ahead |
| I | had | gone ahead |
|---|---|---|
| you | had | gone ahead |
| he/she/it | had | gone ahead |
| we | had | gone ahead |
| you | had | gone ahead |
| they | had | gone ahead |
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And then you go ahead and design from that standpoint.
en.wikipedia.org They chose to go ahead with the project.
en.wikipedia.org The tour will go ahead if their schedules allow it.
en.wikipedia.org Should the project go ahead, the connecting tunnels could be constructed without the need to obstruct rail services on the existing route.
en.wikipedia.org However, she allows them to go ahead and play together for most of the voyage.
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