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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
Grammar

You go ahead.

Teachers,

Let's say that you were about to leave your house with someone, something urgent came up and you had to stay behind to take care of it first, but you wanted this person to go ahead alone without you.....

Is "You go ahead (without me)." okay to use? Or any better expressions?

Thank you very much.
  

Top answer

That's perfect. You go (on) ahead without me. I'll catch up as soon as I've taken care of this.

— BarbaraPA

  • That's perfect.
  • You go (on) ahead without me.
  • I'll catch up as soon as I've taken care of this.
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That's perfect.

You go (on) ahead without me. I'll catch up as soon as I've taken care of this.
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Grammar GeekThat's perfect.

You go (on) ahead without me. I'll catch up as soon as I've taken care of this.

Thank you Geek.
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