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The Vocab Man - Fluent Vocabulary

69 To come on in VS to come in

Oct 16, 2021
This podcast episode discusses the difference between 'come on in' and 'come in', highlighting how the former is more friendly and welcoming while the latter can sound more formal and commanding.
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Quick takeaways

  • 'Come on in' is considered friendlier and more welcoming than 'come in'.
  • 'Come on in' creates a more inviting and equal atmosphere than 'come in'.

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The expression 'come on in' is friendlier and more welcoming

The podcast discusses the expression 'come on in' and compares it to 'come in'. While both expressions essentially mean the same thing, 'come on in' is considered a little bit friendlier and more welcoming. The host explains that 'come on in' is often used in situations where the person is being more relaxed and friendly, conveying a sense of encouragement and equal level. The podcast suggests that using 'come on in' can make guests feel more at ease and comfortable.

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