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go ahead with

go ahead with verb: to resume something previously cancelled or delayed; to continue something despite known concerns.

Verb

go ahead with (third-person singular simple present goes ahead with, present participle going ahead with, simple past went ahead with, past participle gone ahead with)

  1. To resume something previously cancelled or delayed; to continue something despite known concerns.

Forms of go ahead with

third-person singular presentgoes ahead with
present participlegoing ahead with
pastwent ahead with
past participlegone ahead with

Questions about go ahead with

What does go ahead with mean?
Go ahead with means to resume something previously cancelled or delayed; to continue something despite known concerns.
What part of speech is go ahead with?
Go ahead with is a verb.
What is the past tense of go ahead with?
The past tense of go ahead with is went ahead with.

Words near go ahead with in the dictionary

  1. go about to
  2. go after
  3. go against
  4. go against the grain
  5. go ahead
  6. go ahead with
  7. go all around the houses
  8. go all around the Wrekin
  9. go all out
  10. go all round the houses
  11. go all the way

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