Grammatical correction

[Nand Sharma]

What is correct: "I will come at my own". OR "I will come on my own".

[2006]

What is correct: "I will come at my own". OR "I will come on my own".

Welcome!

"I will come on my own." is correct. Now tell us what it means.

[nuharani]

Welcome!

"I will come on my own." is correct. Now tell us what it means.

Is it correct when I say that the meaning is "I come here without any invitation, but I'm interested in something than i decide to come"

[2006]

Is it correct when I say that the meaning is "I come here without any invitation, but I'm interested in something than i decide to come"

Yes, you're close.
The main meaning of "come on my own" is that no one need (force)(tell) me to come. I alone (will)(did) decide to come.

"come on my own" can also mean 'come alone'.

[jayan12]

Yes, you're close.
The main meaning of "come on my own" is that no one need (force)(tell) me to come. I alone (will)(did) decide to come.

"come on my own" can also mean 'come alone'.

how about this conversation?


grananpa shall I help you by holding your hand to go to the next room

grandpa: No, I can come on my own

[Searching for language]

how about this conversation?


grananpa shall I help you by holding your hand to go to the next room

grandpa: No, I can come on my own

No, I can come on my own.

Don't forget to use capitals at the beginning of sentences, and punctuation.

I am not a teacher.

[Clark]

'On one's own' is the same as 'by oneself' (=without anybody's help).