Is this correct 'Are you come with me?'??
'Are you come with me?'
I think the sentence above is not grammatically correct.
'Will you come with me?' < ---I think this is right.
But I frequently can hear from daily conversation on the medias.
I really wonder whether the sentence is problem in verbal language or not??
If anyone know about it please explain why people use the sentence in that way.
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Is this correct 'Are you come with me?'??
'Are you come with me?'I think the sentence above is not grammatically correct.
'Will you come with me?' < ---I think this is right.
But I frequently can hear from daily conversation on the medias.
I really wonder whether the sentence is problem in verbal language or not??
If anyone know about it please explain why people use the sentence in that way.
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You can say either of these:
1. Are you coming with me?
2. Will you come with me?
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The following questions all mean the same thing:
Are you coming with me?
Will you come with me?
Are you coming?
Will you come?
For a statement (ie telling someone what to do) you can say:
Come with me
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