CEFR A1

came

verb

Meaning

Move toward the person who is speaking or toward a place.

Examples

Will you come to the party with me?
The bus will come in five minutes.

Synonyms: arrive, approach, appear, advance

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came (A1)

verb

Pronunciation: /kʌm/

Definition

Move toward the person who is speaking or toward a place.

Examples

Will you come to the party with me?
The bus will come in five minutes.
Please come here and help me.

How to Use came

come to (phrasal verb): To reach a certain state or place. — "We came to a decision after an hour."
come from (phrasal verb): To have an origin in a place. — "She comes from a small town in Italy."
come back (phrasal verb): To return to a place. — "I will come back home at six."

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