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I came ahead. vs I came on ahead.



 
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Is "Yes I do want it!" gramatically correct? | is vs is to be
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I came ahead. vs I came on ahead. #1 (permalink) Sat Oct 10, 2009 18:53 pm   I came ahead. vs I came on ahead.		  
Hello, which sentence is more common or correct?

1/ I came ahead. The others will be here soon.

2/ I came on ahead. The others will be here soon.

Thank you in advance.
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come ahead #2 (permalink) Sun Oct 11, 2009 5:54 am   come ahead		  
"I came on ahead of the others. They will be here soon."

Sounds best to me.

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