Cool MateMeaning of Go ahead
To proceed or continue with an action or request.
In simple words: to proceed or continue doing something
Go ahead in a sentence
- You can go ahead and start the meeting without me.
- If you're ready, go ahead and ask your question.
- She told him to go ahead and apply for the job.
How to use Go ahead
Used to give permission or encourage someone to start. Usually neutral but can be informal in casual conversations.
Grammar pattern
go ahead + (object/infinitive phrase)
Memory hint
Imagine a green light saying 'Go ahead' to cars.
Related words
Collocations with Go ahead
- go ahead with a plan
- go ahead and do something
- go ahead and ask
Common mistakes with Go ahead
- Overusing in formal contexts where 'please proceed' is more appropriate.
- Confusing with 'go on' which implies continuation rather than permission.
- Not using appropriate pauses in dialogue.
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Frequently asked questions about "Go ahead"
What does "Go ahead" mean?
to proceed or continue doing something
What is the definition of "Go ahead"?
To proceed or continue with an action or request.
How do you use "Go ahead" in a sentence?
You can go ahead and start the meeting without me.
Can you give another example of "Go ahead"?
If you're ready, go ahead and ask your question.
What are synonyms for "Go ahead"?
Common alternatives include proceed, continue, move forward, carry on.
What is the opposite of "Go ahead"?
Opposite meanings include stop, pause, hesitate.
What words go with "Go ahead"?
It commonly pairs with go ahead with a plan, go ahead and do something, go ahead and ask.
What are common mistakes when using "Go ahead"?
Overusing in formal contexts where 'please proceed' is more appropriate. Confusing with 'go on' which implies continuation rather than permission. Not using appropriate pauses in dialogue.
How do you pronounce "Go ahead"?
US: //ɡoʊ əˈhɛd//, UK: //ɡəʊ əˈhɛd//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.
When should I use "Go ahead"?
Used to give permission or encourage someone to start. Usually neutral but can be informal in casual conversations.