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Gene93 Posted 11 years ago
Vocabulary
in front of/ahead
Hello,
Is it acceptable to say: "She always walks in front of him/ahead of him when she gets angry."? I have a preference for the former.
Thank you
Is it acceptable to say: "She always walks in front of him/ahead of him when she gets angry."? I have a preference for the former.
Thank you
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I just "feel" that 'ahead of' puts more space between them.
- I just "feel" that 'ahead of' puts more space between them.
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