1. Reference= “to” 
2. Location = pointing 
3. Verb to Verb = eliminate “to” 
4. Directional Verb = eliminate “to” 
5. Proceeding = “ahead” 

Reference = Pronoun/ Non-Directional Verb

​Reference = “to” (Pronoun or Non-Directional Verb)
I will drive to you.

Be nice to pointing animals.
(Be nice to the animals.)

non-directional verb examples
lie to
read to
sing to
read to
release to
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Location = pointing 
We walked pointing school.
(We walked to school.)

​They now drive pointing restaurant. 
(They are driving to the restaurant.)

Verb to Verb = eliminate “to”
I would like see you.
(I would like to see you.)

They want eat.
(They want to eat. )

Directional Verb = eliminate “to”
We will go store.
(We will go to the store.)

They came their home.
(They came to their home.)

(Examples: Welcome to, Reach to)
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Intention = “ahead”
I think fun ahead travel.
(I think it is fun to travel.)

They told me ahead study.
​(They told me to study.)