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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
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To, Toward, or Towards?
Which one of these would you use in these situations:
They learn to recognize society’s apathy (to) humanity through their capitalistic exploits and prejudice.
society’s malevolence (towards) them makes their dream futile
he feels cynical (toward) their idealism
He realizes the futility of their dream through society’s malevolence {towards} him
They learn to recognize society’s apathy (to) humanity through their capitalistic exploits and prejudice.
society’s malevolence (towards) them makes their dream futile
he feels cynical (toward) their idealism
He realizes the futility of their dream through society’s malevolence {towards} him
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I'd use "toward" for all of those: http://www.bartleby.com/68/11/6111.html
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