Learn useful English phrasal verbs with Come!
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Phrasal Verbs with Come
Come about: Happen, occur
The meeting came about because both sides were sick of fighting.
Come about: Shift direction
The yacht came about to a heading of 240 degrees.
Come across: Give the impression of being this way
She comes across rude but she’s actually nice.
Come across something: Find something by chance/ find accidentally
I came across $20 when I was cleaning.
Come along: Accompany
May I come along on your trip tomorrow?
Come along: Move faster or keep up
Come along, we’ll never get there if you don’t keep up with us.
Come apart: Break into pieces
It came apart when I tried to lift it off the floor and I had to glue it back together.
Come around: Recover consciousness
It took several hours after the operation before he came around.
Come around to: Agree with or accept something you had previously disapproved of or disliked
They have started coming around to our way of thinking and are less hostile.
Come back: Return
I left work and came back home early
Come before: Appear in court charged with a crime or offense
He came before the court on charges of speeding
Come by: To get, acquire
How did you come by that Rolex?
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Common Phrasal Verbs with Come
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