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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
What's The Past Tense of Toward?
Is it towards or is that still present tense?
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Towards (toward) is not a verb. It has no tense. It is a preposition.
- Towards (toward) is not a verb.
- It has no tense.
- It is a preposition.
- She was facing towards the east.
- He is saving money towards a new bike.
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Towards (toward) is not a verb. It has no tense. It is a preposition.
She was facing towards the east.
He is saving money towards a new bike.
The conductor's back is always toward the audience.
His attitude toward the administration has changed for the better.
She was facing towards the east.
He is saving money towards a new bike.
The conductor's back is always toward the audience.
His attitude toward the administration has changed for the better.
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