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Guyper Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
To Come + a preposition
1."Questions came at us from all sides"
2."Come to me"
When do you have to use at instead of to?
Thank you
2."Come to me"
When do you have to use at instead of to?
Thank you
Top answer
'Come at' means 'attack' or 'act aggressively toward'. 'Come to' merely means 'approach'.
- 'Come at' means 'attack' or 'act aggressively toward'.
- 'Come to' merely means 'approach'.
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'Come at' means 'attack' or 'act aggressively toward'.
'Come to' merely means 'approach'.
'Come to' merely means 'approach'.
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