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Wowenglish Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Go/come
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I wonder if there is a subtle difference between "1" and "2".
1. How about going to my place? My parents and sister are out for a week.
2. How about coming to my place? My parents and sister are out for a week.
I wonder if there is a subtle difference between "1" and "2".
1. How about going to my place? My parents and sister are out for a week.
2. How about coming to my place? My parents and sister are out for a week.
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Depends on context. If you're together at the time, they'd have the same meaning: 1. We go together.
- Depends on context.
- If you're together at the time, they'd have the same meaning: 1.
- We go together.
- 2.
- You come with me.
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Depends on context. If you're together at the time, they'd have the same meaning:
1. We go together.
2. You come with me.
If you're calling from your place, only (2) works.
If you're not at home and you're not together, (1) could work.
1. We go together.
2. You come with me.
If you're calling from your place, only (2) works.
If you're not at home and you're not together, (1) could work.
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