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Vincent Teo Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Go to visit
Can I say,
(a) They go to visit their grandfather.
(b) They come to visit their grandfather.
(a) They go to visit their grandfather.
(b) They come to visit their grandfather.
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Either one could be correct, depending on your [ literal ] point of view. ]
- Either one could be correct, depending on your [ literal ] point of view.
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Either one could be correct, depending on your [literal] point of view. [Are "they" starting from afar and coming toward you or starting here and going away?]
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