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PreciousJones Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
We're
We're talking about a past wedding that I attended. My friend asked me if one of my relatives was there or not.
I reply:
No, he didn't go to the wedding. Or
No, he didn't come to the wedding.
WHich is the right one?
I reply:
No, he didn't go to the wedding. Or
No, he didn't come to the wedding.
WHich is the right one?
Top answer
Hi, Neither is wrong. Just differnt ways of thinking about the event. Clive
- Hi, Neither is wrong.
- Just differnt ways of thinking about the event.
- Clive
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Hi,
Neither is wrong. Just differnt ways of thinking about the event.
Clive
Neither is wrong. Just differnt ways of thinking about the event.
Clive
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I would have guessed that this is an Einstein-type question where the space-time dimension determines the answer. If the question were asked at the time and place of the wedding, I would think you would use
"come". If the question were asked at a later time or a different place, I would think you would use "go".r
"come". If the question were asked at a later time or a different place, I would think you would use "go".r
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