English Phrasal Verbs with “Come”: Meanings and Examples [466]

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Understand phrasal verbs with come through examples of unexpected discoveries, visits, illness and problems that arise. The lesson covers 30 expressions, including come across, come over, come down with and come up.

A chance find, an invitation to someone’s home and an illness need different combinations with the same verb. You’ll hear how two-part and three-part phrasal verbs change the meaning of come, with explanations that connect each expression to a situation. This is practical English vocabulary for describing what happens in everyday life.

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