CEFR A2

come over

phrasal verb

Meaning

To visit someone's home or a specific location where they are currently located.

Examples

Why don't you come over to my place this weekend for dinner?
She came over to help me assemble the new bookshelf.

Synonyms: visit, drop by, stop by, swing by

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come over (A2)

phrasal verb

Pronunciation: /kʌm ˈoʊvər/

Definition

To visit someone's home or a specific location where they are currently located.

Examples

Why don't you come over to my place this weekend for dinner?
She came over to help me assemble the new bookshelf.

How to Use come over

come over to [place] (prepositional phrase): Moving toward a specific location. — "He came over to my house to watch the game."
come over as [adjective] (phrasal verb): To give a specific impression. — "She came over as quite shy at first."

Synonyms of come over

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