To does not mean "in the direction of"—that's toward. To designates a goal or destination, as in I'm going to London. In this case, the "destination" is the place where the line ends.
Note, however, that this is more often written and spoken runs onto the next line. The difference is very sligh...
First of all, you need to be careful when you use compound adjectives such as "X + -ed", "X + -ful", or "X + -ing", etc. It is very confusing but it has to be understood from the verb usage, i.e. "intransitive"/"transitive" or "active"/"passive".
You doubt about yourself, and you are not doubte...
What is the differences between
' all kinds of sports' and ' sports of all kind ' ?
Explain me widely.I can't think it.
This is a response to Moderators’ policy on hectoring, a response itself to Moderators' policy on bullying.
This post takes issue with zingers, or observations (usually witty, humorous, or exaggerated) about a post's flaws.
If I asked a question titled "Question about the word Ecomony", some exa...
What should we do about hectoring?
A flurry of hectoring[1] comments has appeared both on the main ELU site and also here on ELU’s meta. I seek clarification on the following questions three:
What is the SE policy — and in particular, our own moderators’ collective position — on hectoring?
How...
I don't know its exact name or how do you call this box in English:
The CDs inside the box are essential and required to be installed before the paid hardware can fully function.
I don't own this box. I found it somewhere on the Internet. I came up with the question, so I typed in some keyword...
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