Post by RB on Jan 17, 2017 17:13:21 GMT -2
Hi Gavin,
I would like to suggest you to post a video (when it is possible) about how to use correctly "coming" and "going". I think that most of the Brazilians (or at least for me) do some kind of confusion about when using these two words, such as in a conversation when you want to say that "eu estou indo" or "I'm coming..." or "I'm going....". For instance: I guess it is correct to say to you (if we are having a conversation only the two of us) that "I'm coming to meet you at the ...some place", but I guess that it is also correct to say to you (if we are having the same conversation - the only two of us - but speaking about a third person) that "Brian is going to meet you at the .. some place". So, am I assuming correctly the usage of the two sentences above??? Sorry if I was not bale to express myself so clearly about the doubt that I have on this subject matter.
Thanks,
RB
I would like to suggest you to post a video (when it is possible) about how to use correctly "coming" and "going". I think that most of the Brazilians (or at least for me) do some kind of confusion about when using these two words, such as in a conversation when you want to say that "eu estou indo" or "I'm coming..." or "I'm going....". For instance: I guess it is correct to say to you (if we are having a conversation only the two of us) that "I'm coming to meet you at the ...some place", but I guess that it is also correct to say to you (if we are having the same conversation - the only two of us - but speaking about a third person) that "Brian is going to meet you at the .. some place". So, am I assuming correctly the usage of the two sentences above??? Sorry if I was not bale to express myself so clearly about the doubt that I have on this subject matter.
Thanks,
RB
