When must use to walk in instead of to come in?
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"Come in" would be said about the place you are currently at, by someone already inside. "Walk in" would be used referencing other locations (though could also be used to reference your current location, but might sound odd"
"Come in to my house" would be said by someone already inside.
"Walk in that building over there" would be said when both are outside the place to go into
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