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Onizo Posted 10 years ago
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1. Someone lead the way through the highest standards of integrity.

Q1. What if the first goes 'someone lead way through...', Would this make sense too?
  

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Thank you. Why wouldn't it?
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I guess "lead the way" is an idiom and you can't change the parts of it. If you want people to follow you, you "lead the way" -- you don't "lead way" or "lead a way" or "lead the direction" or anything else.
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Thank you.

Then when would you use 'lead way'? Can you give me a few sentences and its meaning in them?
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onizoThen when would you use 'lead way'?
I wouldn't, except possibly in a newspaper headline.
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Or in a sentence where the two words were adjacent, but not a phrase: "The path lead way past the cabin, all the way to the lake."
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