Khi nào dùng go home khi nào dùng come home
@isuisuWhat is the difference between go home and come home? -------- GO HOME Where are you going? - I am going home. You look very tired. Go home and get some sleep. COME HOME When are you coming home? - Tomorrow. You can come home with me. I'll give you a ride. Câu trả lời được đánh giá cao
@isuisuWhat is the difference between go home and come home? -------- GO HOME Where are you going? - I am going home. You look very tired. Go home and get some sleep. COME HOME When are you coming home? - Tomorrow. You can come home with me. I'll give you a ride. Câu trả lời được đánh giá cao
go homeは、家に行くで、come homeは、家に来てという意味です。例：I will go home at 9pm. 日本語：私は、午後９時に家に帰ります。 "Go home!", the teacher said to the students. 日本語：「帰りなさい」と先生が生徒に言いました。 Can you come home as soon as possible, there is a huge bug in the house! 日本語：早く家に帰ってきて、すごく大きい虫がいるの！ [Tin tức] Này bạn! Người học ngoại ngữ! Bạn có biết cách cải thiện kỹ năng ngôn ngữ của mình không❓ Tất cả những gì bạn cần làm là nhờ người bản ngữ sửa bài viết của mình! Với HiNative, bạn có thể nhờ người bản ngữ sửa bài viết của mình miễn phí ✍️✨. Đăng ký I used to think that "come home" is only used when you are at home and ask someone else to come back home. ("is only" or "was only" here? It always confuses me.)But then I learned you can say "come home" to anyone who lives with you? (Again "can" or "could"?) So if you don't live with your parents, you can't say that, right? But I wonder if "come home" is proper in this situation. A child wants to go home when he's still at school and he murmurs to himself "come home"? Or should he say" go home"? asked Feb 2, 2017 at 0:45 1 "Come home Charlie!" (with me). The speaker is suggesting/ordering Charlie to return home. The speaker may either be with Charlie (and suggesting they go together) or else the speaker may be at home already and speaking to Charlie on the phone. "Go home Charlie!". The speaker is with Charlie and is suggesting/ordering Charlie to leave the place and return (alone) to his home . A child at school who would rather be at home says that they "want to go (i.e. away from 'here' (school)) home". answered Feb 2, 2017 at 2:01 DanDan 2232 silver badges8 bronze badges 1 The use of "Come" and "Go" can normally be decided based upon whether the speaker is talking about coming towards a place where they already are, or going away from the place where the speaker is. Example situations and phrases: If you ask someone to come meet you at a park where you already are you might say; "Come and meet me at the park." If you ask someone to meet you at the park, but you are not yet at the park, you might say; "Go to the park, I will meet you there." answered Feb 5, 2017 at 15:41 Come home gives a sense of going back somewhere, like if your brother goes to a party, you live with him, you will then say: Hey, come home, mom is worried. Go home may be applied in the same way as the first example, but it doesn't mean going back to somewhere, you can just say: Hey, Go home! I will meet you there in five minutes. |
