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Discover Ludwig"we headed" is a correct and common phrase in written English.
It is often used to indicate the direction or movement of a group or individuals. Example: We headed west towards the mountains, eager to begin our hiking adventure.
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We headed toward Bascarsija.
We headed over.
We headed to Niblo's.
We headed north first.
Where are we headed?
That's when we headed out".
That's where we headed next.
Where, then, are we headed?
We headed for Third Avenue.
So, where are we headed?
So, we headed north.
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