towards & toward
Could you tell me when to use "towards" and when to use "toward"?
Is there a difference between these two words?
Thank you in advance,
Lola
Lola
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My impresssion has always been that there is no difference in meaning between toward and towards. I believe that toward is U.S. style, and towards is British style.
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answered Nov 27 '12 at 12:43
David
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Besides the American versus British difference, there is a difference as to which form can be used as an adverb and which can be used as an adjective. See my answer as linked by Patty on this page.
But the question is about toward and towards. When is either of these used as an adjective?
add commentThis exact question was posed just a couple days ago and some detailed answers were given.
http://answers.grammarly.com/questions/9416-which-is-most-proper-toward-or-towards/
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answered Nov 27 '12 at 13:59
Patty T
Grammarly Fellow
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Thank you very much!
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