Ahead of o Ahead from?
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Hello! I want to say that something can put you ahead from/of the rest I think from sounds better but I am not really sure Any help?
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updated Feb 19, 2015
posted by Kuroka
Welcome to SpanishDict. - rac1, Feb 18, 2015
"I ran ahead of them all, but I still do not stand out from them as a great runner " .That may help you mate. - ray76, Feb 19, 2015
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Definitely "ahead of."
updated Feb 18, 2015
posted by Winkfish
OK, thanks :) - Kuroka, Feb 18, 2015
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Ahead of / in front of / sets you apart from (but this doesn't necessarily have the sense of being in the lead)...
updated Feb 18, 2015
posted by Faldaesque
