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Enenre Posted 15 years ago
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"Toward" or "towards"
He shuffled over sluggishly toward (or towards) the door.
Which is the correct form? Or are they the same? If they're not, in which instances should I use one or the other?
Thanks.
Which is the correct form? Or are they the same? If they're not, in which instances should I use one or the other?
Thanks.
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They're both the same. People use both interchangably. Although "toward" sounds better to me out loud as a native speaker of American English.
- They're both the same.
- People use both interchangably.
- Although "toward" sounds better to me out loud as a native speaker of American English.
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They're both the same. People use both interchangably. Although "toward" sounds better to me out loud as a native speaker of American English.
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