heading down
Would you tell me the definition of heading down in this sentence?
So why are we choosing to go to the gym these days, rather than heading down to the park to play football? Philip Mills thinks it's because society has become fragmented – and we're losing the social connectedness that made it easy to get together and take exercise.
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Farhad, in the context of your sentence, "heading down" means going to a (usually nearby) place. Example: I am heading down to the supermarket.
* We can simply write "get together and exercise" without "take" and the meaning will still be the same.
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"going to" but in a casual way.
Ex: "Let's head down to the bar later"
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