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From this question, I was just wondering, what is the difference between "leave" and "go" in terms of the same definition of "departing", and when do we use one, but not the other.
For example, which verb should I use in the following sentence?

Tell me when you [go/leave].

If it is leave, why is it so, and what determines which to use at what time?

I googled this, but there were no discussions or articles on the difference of usage between leave and go.

From this question, I was just wondering, what is the difference between "leave" and "go" in terms of the same definition of "departing", and when do we use one, but not the other.
For example, which verb should I use in the following sentence?

Tell me when you [go/leave].

If it is leave, why is it so, and what determines which to use at what time?

I googled this, but there were no discussions or articles on the difference of usage between leave and go.

From this question, I was just wondering, what is the difference between "leave" and "go" in terms of the same definition of "departing", and when do we use one, but not the other. For example,:

Tell me when you go/leave.

If it is "leave", why is it so, and what determines which to use at what time?

I googled this, but there were no discussions or articles on the difference of usage between "leave" and "go".

From this question, I was just wondering, what is the difference between "leave" and "go" in terms of the same definition of "departing", and when do we use one, but not the other.
For example, which verb should I use in the following sentence?

Tell me when you [go/leave].

If it is leave, why is it so, and what determines which to use at what time?

I googled this, but there were no discussions or articles on the difference of usage between leave and go.