Please go ahead for further process. vs Please go ahead further proceaa

Both phrases have issues and are not correct. The first phrase has a typo in 'process' and the second phrase has a misspelling of 'process'. It is important to use the correct spelling of words in English to ensure clear communication.

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This phrase is not correct due to a typo in 'process'. The correct spelling should be 'process'.

"Please go ahead for further process."

The correct phrase should be 'please go ahead for further process.' with the correct spelling of 'process'.

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Please go ahead and answer any of these questions.
Please go ahead and say the amount aloud.
However Gervasi, seeing that you want to translate so badly please go ahead.
Please go ahead, Sir Marcese.
Thank you very much, congratulations on this work and please go ahead.
He gave Pierce the go-ahead for an Israeli joint strike.
This cannot go ahead for many reasons.
The job has to go ahead for a successful prosecution.
We've been given the go-ahead for a surveillance op.
It is not the go-ahead for social dumping.
If there's anything you'd like to study, please go ahead.
Please go ahead, Mr Schulz. I would be delighted to give you as much information as I can about this issue.
Please go ahead, Mrs. Poitrinot.
Now, of course if you still feel like contacting your lawyers, please go ahead.
Please go ahead, Mr Kittelmann.
So please go ahead and ask the President-in-Office of the Council something else about organised crime.
We won't get a go-ahead for a second move on the compound.
The E.E.O.C.Gave me go-ahead for this trial, so it might be a little less than frivolous.
All these evaluations were positive, and on 4 February the Conference of Presidents gave the go-ahead for the vote to take place.
All these evaluations were positive, and on 4 February the Conference of Presidents gave the go-ahead for the vote to take place.

This phrase is not correct due to a misspelling of 'process'. The correct spelling should be 'process'.

"Please go ahead further proceaa"

The correct phrase should be 'please go ahead further process' with the correct spelling of 'process'.

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Please go ahead and answer any of these questions.
Please go ahead and say the amount aloud.
However Gervasi, seeing that you want to translate so badly please go ahead.
Please go ahead, Sir Marcese.
Thank you very much, congratulations on this work and please go ahead.
Please go ahead if you have nothing to do with this
Now, of course if you still feel like contacting your lawyers, please go ahead.
- No, no, please go ahead.
Please go ahead, Mr Kittelmann.
Please go ahead, Mrs. Poitrinot.
If there's anything you'd like to study, please go ahead.
So please go ahead and ask the President-in-Office of the Council something else about organised crime.
Please go ahead, Mr Schulz. I would be delighted to give you as much information as I can about this issue.
- No, no, please go ahead.
Joel, if you have somewhere else to be, please go ahead and be there.
If you don't like it, please go ahead on your own.
If you can tell us what is happening with the Council's off-budget accounts, then please go ahead. I am convinced that you do not know, and we do not know either.
Go ahead, put Jack through.
- Go ahead, get it.
Go ahead and knock yourselves out.

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