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Anonymous Posted 19 years ago
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Hey

'They moved toward me' or 'They moved towards me'

Grammatically, I think 'toward' but it does not seem right. Could someone please help.

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"Towards" and "toward" are interchangeagble. Some speakers use one, some the other. Both are equally correct.

— Spides

  • "Towards" and "toward" are interchangeagble.
  • Some speakers use one, some the other.
  • Both are equally correct.
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"Towards" and "toward" are interchangeagble. Some speakers use one, some the other. Both are equally correct.
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AnonymousHey

'They moved toward me' or 'They moved towards me'

Grammatically, I think 'toward' but it does not seem right. Could someone please help.

Thanks
'toward' (AmE); 'towards' (BrE)
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Yes, toward is right in American English.
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Then time for me to switch it up to toward.
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