Expressions with Come

Expressions with Come

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come to an agreement/ a conclusion / a standstill (stop) /an end / a decison / blows (start fighting) / terms with ( acknowledge and accept psychologically) / one's senses (conscious after fainting or to become sensible after behaving foolishly)

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My dad needed to ​

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the fact that I had become an adult.

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The truck ​

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in the muddy field.​

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Don't

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. Perhaps it was his daughter he was dancing with.

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jump to conclusions

come to conclusions

come to your senses

come to an agreement

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The author made little effort to ​

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his critics.

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come to a conclusion

come to blows

come to an agreement

come to terms with

come to a decision

Match

match the following

• Come rain or shine

• come to a standstill

• come to blows

• come to an agreement

• come to one's senses

No matter what the circumstances may be

stop

start fighting

settle

wise up

• No matter what the circumstances may be

• stop

• start fighting

• settle

• wise up

come into a bloom/ flower / contact / a fortune / money / a legacy / operation / sight / view / power / existence / fashion /use

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COME ACROSS

FIND STH /MEET SO. BY ACCIDENT

I come across a lovely old vase in that junk shop.

COME ALONG

TO GO, APPEAR AT A PLACE¹

Pete came along in his car and offered us a lift.

ACCOMPANY SOMEONE WHEN GOING SOMEWHERE²

We're going to the cinema. Do you want to come along?

TO IMPROVE, ADVANCE³

Your  English is really coming along.

TO START TO EXIST^{4 :}I gave up climbing when my first child came along.

COME ROUND

PAY AN INFORMAL VISIT^{1 COME OVER}

He's always coming round for a chat.

CHANGE YOUR MIND²

He came round to my point of view at last.

HAPPEN typically, regularly³ Christmas comes round so quickly!

BECOME CONSCIOUS AGAIN⁴
She hasn't come round from the anaesthetic yet.

Match

match the following

• Come rain or shine

• come by

• come up

• come round

• come along

No matter what the circumstances may be

obtain, acquire, find

happen unexpectedly, appear

visit, become conscious

make progress, occur, arrive by chance

• No matter what the circumstances may be

• obtain, acquire, find

• happen unexpectedly, appear

• visit, become conscious

• make progress, occur, arrive by chance

Multiple Choice

Demonstrators nearly ___________ with the police during the march.

• came to their senses

• came into operation

• came to blows

• came to a conclusion

• came into existence

Multiple Choice

I think he still can't _______the death of his wife.

• come into contact

• come to an agreement with

• come to blows with

• come into view

• come to terms with

Multiple Choice

Please ______and follow me.

• come round

• come along

Multiple Choice

Our projects are ___________very well. (improving)

• coming round

• coming along

• coming across

Multiple Choice

When I __________ I was on the kitchen floor.

• came round

• came along

Multiple Choice

Did I ____________ as confident when I made my speech?

• come round

• come along

• come across

Multiple Choice

If you __________ my jacket, please let me know. I forget where I left it.

• come across

• come round

• come along

Multiple Choice

He'll never ____________to our side now that you've insulted him! (change opinion)

• come across

• come along

• come round

Multiple Choice

I've been saving for months, with the goal of buying a car by the time my next birthday ____________. (happen typically, regularly)

• comes along

• comes round

• comes across

Multiple Choice

Now that you're living in our neighborhood, please _______ whenever you want. (informal visit)

• come round

• come across

• come along

Multiple Choice

She ________as cold and uptight, but she's actually a very kind lady. (to be viewed by in a particular way)

• comes along

• comes across

• comes round

Multiple Choice

She __________a bit of money when her grandfather died.

• come up

• come down to

• came into

• come across

Multiple Select

Don't take the first offer that ______________.

• comes round

• comes along

• comes across

Multiple Choice

I _________ a $20 bill on my way to school this morning!

• come along

• come over

• came across

Multiple Choice

What caused you to __________ to our way of thinking?

• come round

• come along

• come across

COME UP

MOVE TOWARDS SOMEONE

A young girl came up to me and asked for money.

BE MENTIONED

What points came up at the meeting?

TO HAPPEN UNEXPECTEDLY

I've got to go - something has just come up at home 

APPEAR (in sky)^{come out}/ BECOME AVAILABLE/ BE HAPPENNING SOON

COME UP TO STH

TO REACH THE USUAL OR NECESSARY STANDARD

The food didn't come up to my expectations

COME UP WITH

SUGGEST OR THINK OF AN IDEA OR A PLAN

She's come up with some amazing scheme to 

double her income.

COME DOWN TO

to have a particular thing as the most important matter

It all comes down to money in the end.

Multiple Choice

Come along, come round and come up mean "to become available

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

A position has __________ in the accounts department.

• come up to

• come down to

• come across

• come up

• come up with

Multiple Choice

My electric car doesn't _________ sports cars in terms of speed, but I'd rather have one that doesn't require gasoline.

• come up

• come down to

• come up to

• come along

Multiple Choice

Unfortunately, the idea of a raise never __________ in our meeting. (mentioned)

• came up

• came up with

• came up to

• came down to

Multiple Choice

It ____________ whether you want to go to the movies or stay at home and watch television.

• comes down to

• comes up to

Multiple Choice

Setbacks keep _________ in our investigation. (happen unexpectedly)

• coming down to

• coming across

• coming up

• coming up to

Multiple Choice

Who _________ the idea for this marketing campaign?

• came across

• came up to

• came along

• came up with

Multiple Choice

My exams are _________soon.

• coming up

• coming round

• coming along

• coming across

Multiple Choice

These days, I'm always awake before the sun __________, thanks to my infant daughter.

• comes round

• comes up

• comes across

• comes up with

COME OUT

to go somewhere with someone for a social event¹

be published, released, made public(book/film/ album etc.)²

appear (sun, moon, stars)³

become known⁴

to be removed from sth ^{5 (COME OFF)}

COME BY

RECEIVE, OBTAIN

COME OFF

TO FALL OFF HORSE/ BICYCLE, ETC.¹

TO BE REMOVED FROM STH ^{2(COME OUT)}

STOP BEING FIXED TO STH³

TO SUCCEED⁴

COME BETWEEN

separate , be a barrier between

Multiple Select

We scrubbed the carpet with soap but the stains still wouldn’t ___________.

• come out

• come up

• come round

• come off

• come by

Multiple Choice

come out and come off mean to be removed from sth

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

Come out and come up mean "to appear in sky"

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

At that time, teaching jobs abroad were hard to _________. (obtain)

• come up with

• come off

• come by

• come out

Multiple Choice

It eventually _______that she was already married.

• came along

• came out

• came round

• came by

Multiple Choice

He didn't want this problem ________________ them.

• come between

• come around

• come up to

• come to blows with

Multiple Choice

What if our plan doesn't _________? (succeed)

• come by

• come up

• come out

• come off

Multiple Choice

We’ve recorded a new album, and it’s __________ in the spring.

• coming across

• coming down

• coming out

• coming to a conclusion

Multiple Choice

She’d _________________her new bike and hurt her knee.

• come by

• come off

• come along

• come out

Multiple Choice

It eventually _______that she was already married.

• came along

• came out

• came round

• came by

Multiple Select

I pulled at the drawer and its handle ___________.

• came up

• came off

• came round

• came out

Multiple Select

Tick the correct matching(s)

• come off -succeed

• come down to - reach a standard

• come across - meet / find by chance

• come by - obtain

• come along - change mind