學習兩個短句的區別（標題太長，看內容）

In English， it’s common for speakers to saythat they understand “where （someone） iscoming from” to express that theyunderstand why someone thinks this way。 Inthis case， the phrase “where （someone） iscoming from” is metaphorical and refers tothe ideas or feelings that cause someone tohave a certain opinion。 Similarly， speakersoften ask the question “Where did you getthis idea？” when they want to know thecause or origin of an idea。

英語中，說話人用“where （someone） iscoming from”來表達“明白某人為何有某種觀點”是非常常見的。在這一用法中，短語“where （someone） is coming from”是比喻，指的是導致某人產生某種觀點的想法或者感受。類似地，說話人想知道一個想法背後的原因或者來源時經常會問“Where did you getthis idea？”

On the other hand， the phrase “where（someone） is going with （something）” metaphorically refers to the next point in aperson’s argument/plan， the ultimate pointthey want to make， or the end goal in theirplan。 In today’s lesson， Annie said “I seewhere you are going with this” to show thatshe could predict the next points that Keithwanted to make in his argument。

另一方面，這個短語“where （someone） isgoing with （something）”又比喻性地指某人的論點/計劃中的下一個要點，或者是其最終想表達的點，又或者是他們計劃的最終目標。在今天的課程中，Annie說“I see where you aregoing with this”來表示她可以推測Keith接下來想要表達的觀點。

Check out the examples below to see howthese two phrases are used。

看一下下面的例句，瞭解一下這兩個短語是如何使用的。