Phrasal Verbs with Come with Sentences and Meanings

Phrasal Verbs with Come with example sentences and meanings – Help you learn important uses of preposition and adverbs and also it help you speak and write correct English.

Come across

To meet someone by chance

I came across an old neighbor in London.

Come across

Find something by chance

She came across her ring on way to the beauty salon.

Come round

1. To recover consciousness

2. to pay someone a visit

1. He had no idea what had happened to him when he came round.

2. My father will come round to him office later.

Come on

1. To start something

2. To make progress

1. Come on, let’s go. What’s the hold-up?

2. How’s dinner coming on? The guests are waiting.

Come to

To recover consciousness

When he came to, he was being smiled.

Come through

To receive all message, money, news etc.

Sara came through in the end and won the first prize.

Come through

To survive or recover a car crash, crisis etc.

He came through a serious car accident last month.

Come up

1. To mention an issue, point, matter etc.

2. Announcement of job or vacancy.

1. Every student makes sure know this question always come up in the exam.

2. As new jobs come up, the company will contact its retired employee first.

Come up with

To occur a plan, idea, money etc.

She should come up with a better idea.

FAQs

1. What are the phrasal verbs and their meaning?

Here are simple phrasal verbs and their meanings:
Break down: Stop working
Bring up: Mention something
Call off: Cancel
Come across: Find by chance
Get along: Be friendly
Look after: Take care of
Put off: Delay
Run into: Meet by chance
Turn down: Refuse
Take off: Leave the ground

2. What are the phrasal verbs with come?

Here are simple phrasal verbs with come:
Come across: Find by chance
I came across a cute kitten.
Come along: Join
You can come along to the park.
Come back: Return
He will come back soon.
Come down: Fall
The rain came down heavily.
Come in: Enter
Please come in.
Come up: Happen
A problem came up at work.
Come out: Appear
The sun came out after the rain.
Come off: Succeed
The plan came off well.

3. What is the phrasal verb come in for examples?

Here are some simple examples for the phrasal verb come in for:
Come in for: Receive (usually criticism or praise)
He came in for a lot of praise after finishing the project.
The team came in for criticism after the loss.

4. What is a sentence for the verb come?

Here is a simple sentence using the verb come:
She will come to the park this afternoon.

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