One direction, or more than one direction?
Think about these contexts. Do they describe motion in one direction, or more than one?
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Question 1 of 17
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When you’re talking of a single trip in the present, you can’t go more than one direction at a time!
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Question 2 of 17
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You go there, and back, many times.
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You have no particular destination.
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You go there, and back, many times.
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You (don’t) go there and back.
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Going to class would be a repeated round trip (if he went!).
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“On her way” suggests motion in one direction.
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“To be headed..” suggests motion in one direction.
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Question 9 of 17
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We have no particular destination, we just wander the streets aimlessly.
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Question 10 of 17
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They walked to many different places.
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You’re asking about where someone is headed at a given moment.
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We weren’t wandering aimlessly, we were walking in the direction of home.
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