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Anonymous Posted 7 years ago
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Who you're head of

Is this syntax correct- who you're head of?

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Q:And tell me what it does?

A: It tracks your swimming and like you can see where you are, I can decide like who you're head of, who's ahead of you, your paces. So, basically on the screen you see everybody's times. Does that turn practice in a little bit more of a race?

  

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No. It's a mistake. It should be 'Who you're ahead of'.

— Clive

  • No.
  • It's a mistake.
  • It should be 'Who you're ahead of'.
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No. It's a mistake. It should be 'Who you're ahead of'.

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