What's the difference between: "I'm coming with you." and "I'm going with you."?

Education & Reference by Anonymous 2018-05-18 13:40:56

Social Science

9 answers

Anonymous

Just the spelling. It means the same thing
Anonymous

Honestly, nothing.
Anonymous

It is hard to explain but they are different. "coming" is accompanying. "going" is the movement.
Anonymous

If the other person is leaving immediately, and you intend to accompany them, then the sentences are interchangeable.
Anonymous

None really. They can be used interchangeably.
Anonymous

Basically it means the same thing.
Anonymous

Not much, you would probably use 'I'm coming' if the trip were happening straight away, and 'i'm going' if the trip was in the future. Other than that, no real difference.
Anonymous

the 2nd one more like a demand
Anonymous

spelling