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1. I loved the film. It was real good. (real) 2. I work hard but I haven't got any money. (hard) 3. I played really bad but I still won the tennis match. (bad) 4. I felt completely exhausted after that game of football. (complete) 5. Unemployment has risen dramatically in the area since the closure of the coal mines. (dramatic) My boss didn't go to work, since she lost her son. Yesterday she came to work. I saw her in 3 weeks. She looked sick. She was dumb as an oyster. I felt her sad yet. People talked to her, she sobbed. Finally She dinn't go to work today. Actually I don't like her. But I wish she overcome the sad. **I have a question. She didn't go to work She didn't come to work What is the difference?

Hello Miss. [Name], happy Friday! Thank you so much for sending in your composition..:) And about your quetion.. The common verbs COME and GO are often confusing.One reason this happens is that come and go have the same basic meaning, but are used for different directions. COME is used to show movement toward or in the direction of the speaker or the person being spoken to and GO is used to show movement away from the speaker or the person being spoken to. Talk to you again later Miss. [Name].. Teacher Cam^^ 1. I loved the film. It was real good. (real) >>I loved the film. It was really good.2. I work hard but I haven\'t got any money. (hard) >>correct!3. I played really bad but I still won the tennis match. (bad) >>correct!4. I felt completely exhausted after that game of football. (complete) >>correct!5. Unemployment has risen dramatically in the area since the closure of the coal mines. (dramatic) >>correct!My boss didn\'t go to work, since she lost her son. >>My boss didn\'t come to work since she lost her son.Yesterday she came to work. >>correct!I saw her in 3 weeks. >>correct!She looked sick. >>correct! She was dumb as an oyster. >>She was as dumb as an oyster.I felt her sad yet. >>I felt her sadness though.People talked to her, she sobbed. >>correct!Finally She dinn\'t go to work today. >>Finally, she didn\'t come to work today. Actually I don\'t like her. >>correct!But I wish she overcome the sad. >>But I hope she could overcome her sadness.**I have a question. >>correct! She didn\'t go to work >>correct!She didn\'t come to work >>correct!What is the difference? >>correct!