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Persian Learner Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
Come pick vs come to pick
Hi.
1) I'll come pick you up.
2) I'll come to pick you up.
What's the difference between the two above sentences in terms of grammar and meaning?
In what situations should we use each?
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From a BrE perspective, (1) feels American, while in everyday English (2) would more often be " I'll come and pick you up".
- From a BrE perspective, (1) feels American, while in everyday English (2) would more often be " I'll come and pick you up".
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From a BrE perspective, (1) feels American, while in everyday English (2) would more often be "I'll come and pick you up".
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