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going -His instructions at each step of Joanna's progress ensured that it was going __ the right direction. The usual word should be 'in', but could I use 'to'? |
Re: going No. in is always used to express direction. Some examples : She had to move in some direction- any direction that would take her away from this evil place. He looked in her direction but he didn't answer. It was a step in the right direction, but... They headed in that direction and... They walked in a northerly direction until... he was going in the direction of the park |
Re: going Excellent answer. Thank you. |
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