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- 12-Jan-2012, 18:05 #1
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...took heed to/of... Mark took heed to/of what his friends were saying and gave up.
Can either preposition be used?
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- 12-Jan-2012, 18:57 #2
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Re: ...took heed to/of... Of.
- 13-Jan-2012, 10:44 #3
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'Take heed of', put 'Pay heed to'. Perhaps that explain's Tan Elaine's doubt.
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- 13-Jan-2012, 14:15 #4
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Threadstarter / Original Poster Re: ...took heed to/of... Yes, Bob, you are right.
Originally Posted by BobK 
'Take heed of', put 'Pay heed to'. Perhaps that explain's Tan Elaine's doubt.
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