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What is the difference between What date are you going to come here? and When are you going to come here? ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
What is the difference between What date are you going to come here? and When are you going to come here? ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
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The first sentence, "What date are you going to come here?" is asking for a specific date. You would reply with an answer like "Monday," or "April 14th."
The second sentence, "When are you going to come here?" is not asking for a specific date. You could reply with many answers depending on the context. You could say "I'm coming soon," or, "I'm coming tomorrow."
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