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Lagataw Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

Are all the following questions grammatical?

Where are you headed?

Where are you headed to?

Where are you heading?

Where are you heading to?

Thanks.
  

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Greetings I presume, they are grammatically correct but where are you heading. Where are you headed doesn't make sense because it means to be Ahead not way direction you are heading . Regards Obaid

— Obaidtariq

  • Greetings I presume, they are grammatically correct but where are you heading.
  • Where are you headed doesn't make sense because it means to be Ahead not way direction you are heading .
  • Regards Obaid
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Greetings Emotion: smile

I presume, they are grammatically correct but where are you heading. Where are you headed doesn't
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lagatawWhere are you headed?
Where are you headed to?
Where are you heading?
Where are you heading to?
All four are used. They are all grammatical. They all have the same meaning.

CJ
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Thank you very much CJ but I still have one unanswered question here and I hope you can explain things to me.

What should I say?

Here is your passport and boarding pass.

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Here are your passport and boarding pass.

Thanks
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"Here are your passport and boarding pass"

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"Here is your passport and your boarding pass."

But I prefer #1.
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I prefer "Hear are your passport and boarding padd."
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