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Saakshi"infront of " and "Before"

In front of:
1. Only to refer to position of something/someone.
2. It is NOT used when referring to time, rank, order, or series.

Before:
1. It can refer to something / someone preceding someone or something in an order or series.
Eg: One comes before two.
2.When used to refer to a position, i

1. Don't walk in front of the car! (You'll get hit.)
2. Breakfast is before lunch, One is before 2.
1. Alphabetically, the name Ann comes before the name Ben.
Consider: Stand in front of the mirror (and look within it, gaze upon yourself.) Vs I stand before you, before the court, the king and so on in order to serve another purpose/capacity, and/or represent myself in a timely and fo

I walked across (to the opposite side of) the street.
Vs. There was so much traffic, all I could think about was reaching the opposite side and safety.