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Difference between Come here and Come over here



 
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Have you ever been to America? or Did you ever visit America? | "for being" versus "to be"
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Difference between Come here and Come over here #1 (permalink) Mon Jun 29, 2009 10:11 am   Difference between Come here and Come over here
 

Hi All,

Please explain to me the difference between,

1. Come here.

2. Come over here

Thanks
Vinay
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Difference between Come here and Come over here #2 (permalink) Mon Jun 29, 2009 10:40 am   Difference between Come here and Come over here
 

Hi,
I think if someone comes over,they visit you at your house:
Do you want to come over on Friday night?
Or come to a place,move from one place to another:
Are your parents coming over from Italy for the wedding?
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Morteza
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Difference between Come here and Come over here #3 (permalink) Mon Jun 29, 2009 13:50 pm   Difference between Come here and Come over here
 

Still I am not clear, please somebody explain it to me...
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