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Anonymous Posted 7 years ago
Grammar
Sentence difference
Whats the difference between these two sentences?
Heed what your superior says.
Heed to what your superior says.
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The verb 'heed' is not followed by 'to'. You can either say: Heed what your superior says. or use the expression ' pay heed to something/take heed of something' Pay heed to what your superior says.
- The verb 'heed' is not followed by 'to'.
- You can either say: Heed what your superior says.
- or use the expression ' pay heed to something/take heed of something' Pay heed to what your superior says.
- Take heed of what your superior says.
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The verb 'heed' is not followed by 'to'.
You can either say:
Heed what your superior says. or use the expression 'pay heed to something/take heed of something'
Pay heed to what your superior says.
Take heed of what your superior says.
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