英语常见动词之间的区别(纯英文).docVIP

Differences between Go and?Come Use go to express the entire?movement away from the current location?of the speaker or listener to another location. For example: Lets go to a film tonight.Where did John go this afternoon? Important Note:?Go is often used together with there to indicate a location?away fromthe speaker. Verb Forms: Go - Went - Gone - Going Use come to express movement?from a different location to the current location?of the speaker or hearer. For example: Would you like me to come over for lunch?Please come to my party this coming Friday. Important Note:?Come is often used together with here to indicate a location?close tothe speaker. Verb Forms: Come - Came - Come - Coming Differences Between Go and?Get Use get to express a point of?arrival or a destination. For example: I got to work at seven thirty this morning.It took us three hours to get to San Francisco. Important Note:?Get is often used together with a specific point of time, a duration of time, or a specific destination. Verb Forms: Get - Got - Gotten (got) - Getting Use go to express the journey, trip or experience in general. This includes both the journey to and from the destination. For example: We went to Hawaii on vacation.?How often have you gone to that restaurant? Important Note:?Go is also often used in general to speak about the entire journey, trip or experience, rather than the actual traveling to a location. Verb Forms: Go - Went - Gone - Going Differences Between Bring, Take and Fetch Use bring to express movement towards or with a person that is at the current location. For example: Could you bring me that newspaper, please?Have you brought the documents along? Important Note:?Bring is often used together with here to indicate a location?close to?the speaker. Verb Forms: Bring - Brought - Brought - Bringing Use take to express movement away from a person to a another location. For example: We took our dog with us on vacation.Do you take your briefcase with you to work ev