Asd A.
asked • 11/29/19let's go to Anne's house. OR let's come to Anne's house. What is the correct sentence?
Claudia C. answered • 11/29/19
Experienced English and Spanish teacher
Hi! The answer is "Let's go to Anne's house." The reason is because when you use the word go it's intended to move away from the current standing point, and come is to move toward the person spoken to. In addition, go, is usually used with the preposition "to".
Let me know if this makes sense. Have a great day!
Let's go to Anne's house.
Barbara K.
“Let’s go” is indeed correct, and the tipoff is “Let’s.” For the speaker to suggest that the listener “come” to Anne’s, the speaker would already be at Anne’s and would say something like “Why don’t YOU come to Anne’s.” Let’s go, you come. Or in rules, first-person goes, 2nd-person comes.12/02/19
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Jennifer R.
It depends on where the speaker is. If she is at Anne's house, she would say to COME to Anne's house. If the speaker is at another location, she would say to GO to Anne's house. Come is toward hyou, and go is away from you.11/30/19