Long way ahead or long way to go?
These statements are correct? Are similar? Are they correctly written?

1. I have a long way to go learning English (or for to learn English).

2. I have a long way ahead learning English (or for to learn English).

Thanks in advance.

Question

Long way ahead or long way to go?
These statements are correct? Are similar?  Are they correctly written?

1. I have a long way to go learning English (or for to learn English).

2. I have a long way ahead learning English (or for to learn English).

Thanks in advance.

Answer

The most natural one would be "I have a long way to go in learning English."

Answer

"I have a long way to go learning English" and "I have a long way ahead learning English" are the correct ones. And both are correctly written!