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Originally Posted by Supperman

Hi.
I'm wondering if I can rephrase "go to" to "head for" in the following sentences.

I'm going to Takashimaya.
I'm heading for Takashimaya.

Where are you going?
Where are you heading for?

Thanks.

I think it's the same thing from a certain point of view, though different from a different point of view.

I think both "I'm heading for Takashimaya." and "Where are you heading for?" are correct but I tend to have a habit of saying I am heading "to" instead of "for", so I am not entirely sure.

KyleGoetz will be able to solve the mystery.