to go ahead vs to go on
what is the difference?
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To go ahead means to start/begin
To go on means to continue
Of course there are other meanings to these phrases by themselves but this answer is for if you're comparing the two phrases.
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Both of them mean "to continue";
You say "go ahead", for example, when you're giving road indications: it is used when a person is physically moving from one place to another.
You can use "to go on" when talking about feelings (think about celine dion's song "my heart will go on": her heart is not physically going anywhere, but she will 'go on', she will continue her life)
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