Ahead ( adverb , preposition )

(As an adverb)

Ahead ( adverb )

1. Toward the front or forward.
2. In advance of someone or something.
3. At or to the front of.
4. Before the expected or required time.
5. Further along in space or time.

Origin:

Derived from the old english word 'āhēafod' which means 'forehead, front, anterior'.

Examples:

1. She walked ahead of him.
2. He was ahead in the race.
3. She was ahead in the game.
4. She was ahead of schedule.
5. The train is ahead of us.

(As a preposition)

Ahead ( preposition )

1. In front of; forward of.
2. At or to the front of.
3. Further along in space or time than.
4. In advance of someone or something.
5. Before the expected or required time.

Origin:

Derived from the old english word 'āhēafod' which means 'forehead, front, anterior'.

Examples:

1. She walked ahead of him.
2. He was ahead in the race.
3. She was ahead in the game.
4. She was ahead of schedule.
5. The train is ahead of us.