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Wowenglish Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
coming /going
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I would like to know the difference between "1" and "2".
1. Mommy, where are you going, I'm going with you.
2. Mommy, where are you going, I'm coming with you.
I would like to know the difference between "1" and "2".
1. Mommy, where are you going, I'm going with you.
2. Mommy, where are you going, I'm coming with you.
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Where are you going? I want to go with you. Where are you coming from?
- Where are you going?
- I want to go with you.
- Where are you coming from?
- Who is coming with you?
- Going is always going/moving away from here (where I am) to there.
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Where are you going? I want to go with you.
Where are you coming from? Who is coming with you?
Going is always going/moving away from here (where I am) to there.
Coming is always coming/moving from there to here (where I am).
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I'm coming with you is sometimes incorrectly used to mean I'm going with you. The speaker takes the liste
Where are you coming from? Who is coming with you?
Going is always going/moving away from here (where I am) to there.
Coming is always coming/moving from there to here (where I am).
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I'm coming with you is sometimes incorrectly used to mean I'm going with you. The speaker takes the liste
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