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Healer Posted 8 years ago
Grammar
Take heed TO yourselves
Is the above grammatically correct?
Shouldn't it be simply "take heed yourselves"? If it is grammatically correct what is the difference between them? I feel that the word "to" is superfluous.
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It sounds like something from centuries ago, perhaps Biblical. What are the source and the context, including at least one whole sentence? CJ
- It sounds like something from centuries ago, perhaps Biblical.
- What are the source and the context, including at least one whole sentence?
- CJ
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It sounds like something from centuries ago, perhaps Biblical.
What are the source and the context, including at least one whole sentence?
CJ
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