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Manh Nguyen Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
go forward/ahead
Model sentence: Despite a lot of hardship, the Green City Project will go ahead/forward.
I chose "forward", but the key said "ahead".
I checked it on Oxford Advaned Learner's Dictionary, and found these following meanings:
-, The project will go forward(= continue) as planned.
-, The building of the new bridge will go ahead (=proceed, happend, to be done) as planned.
These even make me more confused.
Please help!
I chose "forward", but the key said "ahead".
I checked it on Oxford Advaned Learner's Dictionary, and found these following meanings:
-, The project will go forward(= continue) as planned.
-, The building of the new bridge will go ahead (=proceed, happend, to be done) as planned.
These even make me more confused.
Please help!
Top answer
Manh Nguyen Please help! I agree that either word will serve. I am beginning to think that the test or text you are reading is a poor choice.
- Manh Nguyen Please help!
- I agree that either word will serve.
- I am beginning to think that the test or text you are reading is a poor choice.
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Manh NguyenPlease help!I agree that either word will serve. I am beginning to think that the test or text you are reading is a poor choice.
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Thank you so much. This question belongs to the paper which I downloaded from the Internet. There're many other papers from the Internet having some problems like this one. I'm preparing for my university entrance exam.
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