go ahead
phr. v..phr. v.. to start or continue doing something, especially after waiting for permission.
phr. v.. to proceed with a planned action or to begin speaking, often following a formal or informal grant of permission.
You can go ahead and start eating without me.
The city council decided to go ahead with the new park project despite the high costs.
Although several board members expressed reservations regarding the budget, the CEO decided to go ahead with the merger as originally planned.
often followed by the preposition 'with' plus a noun, or followed by an infinitive verb.
highlight its use as a polite imperative ('Go ahead!') to encourage someone to speak first in a conversation or to enter a doorway.
We will go ahead the plan.We will go ahead with the plan.when followed by a noun, the preposition 'with' is required to connect the action to the object.