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(Totally not making a fall dance proposal) Is it "come Far From Home" or "go Far From Home?" I'm using it in this context: I'm no Tom Holland, but I wanted to ask if you could come/go Far From Home to
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(Totally not making a fall dance proposal) Is it "come Far From Home" or "go Far From Home?"

I'm using it in this context:
I'm no Tom Holland, but I wanted to ask if you
could come/go Far From Home to go to the fall dance with me?

(She likes Spider-Man, and she lives 3 hours away from me.)

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come far from home would be the answer




User Azadeh
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Answer: Come far from home I think would be correct

Step-by-step explanation:

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