get a head start
This phrase means to take a lead, or to do something ahead
of time.
I got a head start on my Christmas shopping. (started it
early)
Because Greg knew his year at university would be busy, he
decided to get a head start on his reading over the summer.
Jim was not a fast runner.
As a result, his brothers always gave him a 100 metre head start.
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