come: strangers is 3d person plural (they). They come to me.

“Strangers come to me.” Why? • “Strangers” is a plural noun (more than one person). • In the present simple tense, verbs do not take an -s with plural subjects. • The base form of the verb (come) is used with I, you, we, they, and plural nouns. Compare: ✔ Strangers come to me. (Plural subject → no -s on the verb) ✔ A stranger comes to me. (Singular subject → verb takes -s)

Strangers come

"Help me, please,.." - this is correct 😉😀