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So I got invited to another one of Jack’s parties. If I go by myself, there’s a good chance I won’t know anyone, which is ok, unless a lot of people come. But if Jenny comes with me, then there’s a better chance of having fun. I wonder if she’ll go… or come with me. Come and go.
That’s the magic – and the confusion – of the verbs come and go in English. They seem simple… but they can be really tricky. Today we’re going to clear up one of the biggest confusions that even intermediate and advanced learners struggle with: the difference between come and go.
FAQ
Question: How do I use come and go correctly?
Answer: The basic idea of using come and go is we come here, and go there.
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