"Came" is the past tense of "come." Use it when referring to an action that already happened.
* Examples:
* The dog came running into the room.
* She came to visit her grandmother last week.
* They came home late from the party.
"Come" is the present tense of "come." Use it when referring to an action happening now or in the future.
* Examples:
* Please come here.
* When will you come to the party?
* The bus will come in 10 minutes.
Key Differences:
* Tense: "Came" is past tense, "come" is present tense.
* Timing: "Came" refers to actions that have already happened, "come" refers to actions happening now or in the future.
Quick Tip: If you're unsure which to use, think about whether the action has already happened or is happening/will happen.