COME DOWN / GO DOWN
Why is it not possible to use 'come down' for the following situation? I would use 'go down' when referring to a decrease in the level of something. However, as per definition, 'come down' should still make sense.
Teacher: What's bothering you, Miyo?
Student: I worry that my motivation might come down if I can't take your class.
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eigowithphilip Why is it not possible to use 'come down' for the following situation? I think you can. They both seem informal to me, by the way.
- eigowithphilip Why is it not possible to use 'come down' for the following situation?
- I think you can.
- They both seem informal to me, by the way.
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eigowithphilipWhy is it not possible to use 'come down' for the following situation?
I think you can. They both seem informal to me, by the way.
0For idiomatic reason, I would suggest : diminish. You may use come down to describe someone having a fever. His temperature is coming down.
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