the small phrase "go ahead"
hello everyone, I always listen the small phrase "go ahead do blablabla..", how do I say the phrase correctly?
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go a pause head
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Hi,
"Go ahead" means "please do":
For instance,
1. Go ahead, take a cookie.
2. Go ahead, borrow my car.
This is an informal phrase. A more formal phrase would be "please do".
1. Please do take a cookie.
2. Please do borrow my car.
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How do you say it? Pretty much as it is written. The same as go a head, but with less pause between a and head. Here is a link:
http://www.howjsay.com/index.php?word=go+ahead&submit=Submit
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