Mauricio Hofer
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.
9 dec. 2016 00:01
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The most natural one would be "I have a long way to go in learning English."
9 december 2016
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"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!
9 december 2016
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