12 Alternative Ways to Say “Please Proceed”
Finding the right way to ask someone to continue can make your communication smoother and more effective.
Instead of repeatedly using “Please proceed,” it’s helpful to have a variety of phrases to fit different contexts.
In this guide, I’ll show you 12 alternative ways to say “Please proceed,” allowing you to keep your language fresh and suited to any situation.
Synonyms for “Please Proceed”
- Feel Free to Continue
- Go Ahead
- Please Move Forward
- Continue at Your Own Pace
- Proceed When Ready
- You May Continue
- Keep Going
- Please Advance
- Proceed as Planned
- Move On
- Continue With Your Update
- Go Forward
1. Feel Free to Continue
Examples:
- Feel free to continue with the presentation; we’re all eager to hear more.
- If you’re ready, feel free to continue with the next topic on your list.
2. Go Ahead
Examples:
- Go ahead and explain your proposal; we’re all listening.
- You can go ahead with your demonstration whenever you’re ready.
3. Please Move Forward
Examples:
- Please move forward with your report; we’re interested in the details.
- Once you’re ready, please move forward with the next steps in the project.
4. Continue at Your Own Pace
Examples:
- Continue at your own pace; we’re here to support you through the process.
- Feel free to continue at your own pace with the discussion, no rush.
5. Proceed When Ready
Examples:
- Proceed when ready with your explanation; we’re prepared to listen.
- You can proceed when ready with the next part of your presentation.
6. You May Continue
Examples:
- You may continue with your ideas; we’re eager to hear what comes next.
- Please, you may continue with the meeting agenda at your convenience.
7. Keep Going
Examples:
- Keep going with your analysis; it’s important for our discussion.
- You’re doing great, so keep going with the next points on the agenda.
8. Please Advance
Examples:
- Please advance to the next section of your presentation; we’re ready.
- Feel free to advance with your story when you’re prepared.
9. Proceed as Planned
Examples:
- Proceed as planned with your schedule; we’re all set for the next steps.
- Whenever you’re ready, proceed as planned with your presentation outline.
10. Move On
Examples:
- Let’s move on to the next topic; we’re excited to see what’s next.
- Please move on with the discussion points when you’re ready.
11. Continue With Your Update
Examples:
- Continue with your update on the project; we need the latest information.
- You can continue with your update at any time; we’re ready to listen.
12. Go Forward
Examples:
- Go forward with the details of your proposal; we’re keen to understand.
- Once you’re ready, go forward with the next stage of your plan.
