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2004.05.20
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COME vs. GO 来る vs. 行く
- Come and go both mean to move from one place to another.
You usually use come to say that someone (or something) moves towards you or with you.
You usually use go to say that a person moves from one place to another, but NOT towards you or with you. - come と go は、両方ともある場所からある場所に移動するという意味です。
come は、話し手に向かって、人や物が近づいてくる、または、話し手と共に移動する状況を言うときに使います。
go は、人がある場所からある場所に移動するけれども、話し手に近づいたり、話し手と共に移動したりしない状況を言うときに使います。
- Come here. I want to tell you a secret.
- How many people are coming (to our home) for dinner?
- (a father to his daughter)
I'm going to the grocery store. Do you want to come too? - Are you going anywhere during summer vacation?
- I hate going to the dentist's office.
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