The man was walking towards (or toward) the car ?
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'Toward' is preferred in American English, 'towards' in British English. BOTH are correct.
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Let me teach you a trick: "vs" (versus = against)
Search the Internet for "toward vs towards". Read the first few hits.
This also works for "could vs can", "should vs shall", etc.
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Towards is correct. Toward doesn't sound right at all. I am from the US and we use "Towards." You can use both, but towards sounds more correct to my ears.
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Always is "towards"
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Use only toward friend.....for example: I was running toward the tree.
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