You can come.

Meaning: This means that the person being spoken to is allowed or invited to approach or join.

Choice of Words: You is a pronoun referring to the person being spoken to. Can is a modal verb expressing permission or ability. Come is the present tense of the verb to come, indicating movement towards a place or person. Together, "You can come" expresses permission or invitation for the person being spoken to to approach or join.

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Related Expressions

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