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to come + prepositionto come
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UPDATED: SEPT 2020
EXAMPLES:
to come across
(to find by accident)
- I came across this 3-week Ag extension course at Iowa State University, which I thought you would find interesting.
- * Ag = Agriculture
to come back (return)
- When are you going to Boston?
The 7th of September. - When are you coming back?
The 23rd.
to come down with
(medical)
- HUSBAND: You don't look well.
WIFE: I don't feel well either. I think I might be coming down with Dengue!
- HUSBAND: Oh no! Well, let's get you to the ER ASAP.
WIFE: Ok. Let me get my purse.
to come by
- Hey Joe. You've been to Rio de Janeiro. How about giving me some tips? I'm going on a business trip next month.
Sure, come by my place tonight around 8 and I'll fill you in on the good and bad of Rio.
