"Precede" vs. "Proceed"

”Precede” と “Proceed” について

◎ Precede vs. Proceed
These words are confused for reasons of similar pronunciation and spelling.
To “precede” means to go before or in front of.
For example, The parade was preceded by two conductors, tossing and twirling their batons.
To “proceed” means to go forward or move ahead.
For example, The parade then proceeded up the High Street.

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