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to come, phrasal verb

gramatyka angielska

• Here is an old photo of me. I came across it when I was looking for my passport.
• I love this painting. I came across it in the attic when I was cleaning up.

• It broke when I picked it up. Everything just came apart.
• It's quite big but you can pack it into a small box. It comes apart very easily.

• The price of petrol has come down since the beginning of the year. It's much cheaper now.
• She has taken some aspirin so her temperature has come down.

• His new book comes out next month. I'm sure it will be a bestseller.
• Their new CD came out only a few weeks ago and has already sold millions.

• He stayed in his office until he had finished the report. He didn't come out all day.
• He was waiting for me when I came out of work.

• I'm sorry but I'll be late. Something has come up.
• A great opportunity has just come up for a job in the marketing department.

• We were talking about different people we knew and his name came up in the conversation.
• I don't want to talk about it so I hope it doesn't come up.

• I asked Larry for some suggestions and he came up with a lot of very good ideas.
• I'm sorry but I haven't come up with any solution yet. I don't know what we can do.

• I don't know what is in the box, the label has come off.
• When I tried to open the door, the handle came off in my hand!