Phrasal verb №4

go ahead with

/ɡəʊ əˈhed wɪð/

Meaning

To start or proceed with a plan, decision, or activity, usually after getting approval or making up one’s mind

Example

They will go ahead with the new project next week.

They will go ahead with the new project next week.

Examples with the phrasal verb go ahead with

They decided to go ahead with the plan even though it was risky.

They decided to go ahead with the plan even though it was risky.

The teacher said we can go ahead with the test now.

The teacher said we can go ahead with the test now.

The company will go ahead with the new project in September.

The company will go ahead with the new project in September.