I've always struggled with text being "in front of" other text. To me, the last word of a sentence is "in front of" the preceding word (which, of course is "beh

I've always struggled with text being "in front of" other text. To me, the last word of a sentence is "in front of" the preceding word (which, of course is "behind it"). But also the first word of the sentence, coming first, "went in front" of the remaining words. I know the right answer, but I still have to stop a split-second to remember it.