Differences, examples, sugections?
I have no the slightest idea how to use this website, but what is the difference between "to head for" and "to head to"?
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"To head to" is more definite - for example, we'll head to town later. "To head for" would be used on a road trip, for example "we'll head for London" (go towards) "on the way to the south coast"
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Oh and the correct spelling is "suggestions". Hope this helps :)
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