I like @carlo_r’s comment and James Jiao’s answer. However, towards isn’t strictly limited to British English. If you lived in Florida and Alabama, then you grew up there and now speak toward (My whole family does as well). My family comes from the East Coast, and we live on the West Coast.

I mean toward.

I like @carlo_r’s comment and James Jiao’s answer. However, towards isn’t strictly limited to British English. If you lived in Florida and Alabama, then you grew up there and now speak toward (My whole family does as well). My family comes from the East Coast, and we live on the West Coast.

I mean toward.

I like @carlo_r’s comment and James Jiao’s answer. However, towards isn’t strictly limited to British English. If you lived in Florida and Alabama, then you grew up there and now speak toward (My whole family does as well). My family comes from the East Coast, and we live on the West Coast.

I mean toward.

I like @carlo_r’s comment and James Jiao’s answer. However, towards isn’t strictly limited to British English. If you lived in Florida and Alabama, then you grew up there and now speak toward (My whole family does as well). My family comes from the East Coast, and we live on the West Coast.

I mean toward.

I like @carlo_r’s comment and James Jiao’s answer. However, towards isn’t strictly limited to British English. If you lived in Florida and Alabama, then you grew up there and now speak toward (My whole family does as well). My family comes from the East Coast, and we live on the West Coast.

I mean toward.

I like @carlo_r’s comment and James Jiao’s answer. However, towards isn’t strictly limited to British English. If you lived in Florida and Alabama, then you grew up there and now speak toward (My whole family does as well). My family comes from the East Coast, and we live on the West Coast.

I mean toward.

I like @carlo_r’s comment and James Jiao’s answer. However, towards isn’t strictly limited to British English. If you lived in Florida and Alabama, then you grew up there and now speak toward (My whole family does as well). My family comes from the East Coast, and we live on the West Coast.

I mean toward.

I like @carlo_r’s comment and James Jiao’s answer. However, towards isn’t strictly limited to British English. If you lived in Florida and Alabama, then you grew up there and now speak toward (My whole family does as well). My family comes from the East Coast, and we live on the West Coast.

I mean toward.

I like @carlo_r’s comment and James Jiao’s answer. However, towards isn’t strictly limited to British English. If you lived in Florida and Alabama, then you grew up there and now speak toward (My whole family does as well). My family comes from the East Coast, and we live on the West Coast.

I mean toward.

I like @carlo_r’s comment and James Jiao’s answer. However, towards isn’t strictly limited to British English. If you lived in Florida and Alabama, then you grew up there and now speak toward (My whole family does as well). My family comes from the East Coast, and we live on the West Coast.

I mean toward.