When you start learning English these two verbs may seem confusing. But don't panic, there is a simple rule that will help you remember the usage of 'come' and 'go'.
We use 'come' to introduce the movement in the direction of the speaker and we use 'go' to introduce the movement away from the speaker.
I would like to come and see you next week. Is it possible?
I don't know a woman coming toward me.
Carol has decided to hold off having a party until her sister comes home.
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