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Maripinky Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
headed to/towards or headed for secondary school?
Is there any difference in use? Thanks in advance.
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head to/towards is usually literal. headed towards the post office head for can be literal or figuarative. headed for trouble to/towards is factual.
- head to/towards is usually literal.
- headed towards the post office head for can be literal or figuarative.
- headed for trouble to/towards is factual.
- for suggests a purpose or result.
- CJ
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head to/towards is usually literal. headed towards the post office
head for can be literal or figuarative. headed for trouble
to/towards is factual. for suggests a purpose or result.
CJ
head for can be literal or figuarative. headed for trouble
to/towards is factual. for suggests a purpose or result.
CJ
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