How would you say it? Come around or go around?
There is a fence between you and your friend, and you want your friend to come to you from his original position to an end of the fence and then come to you.
----how would you tell your friend how to come to you?
1. come around
2. go around
Thank you!3. come over to me
4. go over to me
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In terms of your additional information - it is only 'come over to me'.
In terms of going or coming around the fence - either is OK. You can say 'come around' - as in 'You should come towards me by going around the fence' or you can also say 'go around' as in 'go around the fence, to get to me'.
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Come around. You would say go around if he was leaving you.
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"to come over" and "to come around" mean someone who comes and visit you. They are two phrasal verbs, both intransitive. So you will say "John is coming over/around tonight".
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