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Discover LudwigThe phrase "i go ahead" is not correct in written English due to the lowercase "i." It should be "I go ahead." You can use it when indicating that you are proceeding with an action or decision
Example: "If no one else wants to take the lead, I go ahead and start the project myself."
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Should I go ahead?
Should I go ahead with the deal?
Can I go ahead and make my hotel reservations now?
Am I wrong if I go ahead with my plans?
So I go ahead in there, in that dark cave.
Shall I go ahead and leave my name?
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Is going ahead without a contingency ever a good idea?
I went ahead anyway.
So I went ahead with my trip.
In spite of that I went ahead.
Encouraged, I went ahead and had more.
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