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Pleasehelp Posted 16 years ago
Grammar

Coming to Idaho

Could I say this to a friend who lives in Idaho:

I'm coming to Idaho in a few weeks. Or

I'm going to Idaho in a few weeks.

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Usage (not a rule): I'm going to Idaho in a few weeks [to someone not in Idaho] I'm coming to Idaho in a few weeks [to someone in Idaho]

— Philip

  • Usage (not a rule): I'm going to Idaho in a few weeks [to someone not in Idaho] I'm coming to Idaho in a few weeks [to someone in Idaho]
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Usage (not a rule):

I'm going to Idaho in a few weeks [to someone not in Idaho]

I'm coming to Idaho in a few weeks [to someone in Idaho]
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