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27 February
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Why “head” is past tense in this sentence?
Can I say “It's about time to head off.” ?
Why “head” is past tense in this sentence?
Can I say “It's about time to head off.” ?
Can I say “It's about time to head off.” ?
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You can say both! “Headed” being past tense does not make logical sense, but it is a common thing to say. I would also say “out” instead of “off” example: “it’s about time we headed out” :)
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