Forage ahead & Forage onward
What is the difference between Forage ahead and Forage onward?
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Forge ahead is correct. To forage means to look for food so I suppose you can forage ahead. :)
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"Forge ahead" is a phrasal verb. It is a well-recognized expression that means to suddenly make progress or move quickly.
Although it means the same, "Forge onward" is not a recognized expression.
Hope this helps
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And it would be "forge onward" too. You don't "forage onward," you just "forage" or "forage for" stuff.
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