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What is the difference between "Come on" and "Go on"?

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jimbagsh profile picture jimbagshFebruary 2017

'Come on' usually means to join the person speaking in going somewhere.

'Go on' usually means to go alone.

In some cases you could use both 'come on' and 'go on' when commanding someone to start/do something.

So, it depends on the context of the sentence or situation which to use. smile.gif