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Vincent Teo Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
headed to / for
Do I say,
1 He found a tool before heading to / for / - the park
2 He headed the park.
1 He found a tool before heading to / for / - the park
2 He headed the park.
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"To" or "for," your choice. If you use a direct object after "headed," you mean the subject was in charge of the object.
- "To" or "for," your choice.
- If you use a direct object after "headed," you mean the subject was in charge of the object.
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"To" or "for," your choice.
If you use a direct object after "headed," you mean the subject was in charge of the object.
If you use a direct object after "headed," you mean the subject was in charge of the object.
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