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Carnal Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

I went way ahead from/of that

Can somebody explain, which one is correct?

I went way ahead from/of that
  

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Hello, Carnal—and welcome to English Forums. I'm afraid that your meaning is not clear at all. Can you re-phrase it, please?

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Hello, Carnal—and welcome to English Forums.

I'm afraid that your meaning is not clear at all. Can you re-phrase it, please?
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What I'm trying to say is, what's the difference between the two:

ahead of that

and

ahead from that

I just want a concise explanation between these two set of words.
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They are both just isolated phrases, but the first sounds possible while the second does not sound possible.
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Thank you, that made some sense. Emotion: smile
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