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come with

Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples

Pronunciation: US /ˈkʌm wɪð/

come with means: To go somewhere together with another person.

verb

GO TOGETHERA1

To go somewhere together with another person.

  • Come with me.
  • She came with us to the beach.
  • Will your brother come with you tomorrow?

How to use it: come with someone (Would you like to come with me to the shops?)

Similar words: accompany, come along with

Common phrases: come with someone, come with us

COME ALONGA2

To join others who are going somewhere, without saying who you are joining.

  • We are going shopping. Come with!
  • I went to the park, and she came with.
  • We are leaving now. Do you want to come with?

Similar words: come along, tag along

Common phrases: want to come with, can come with

Questions about come with

What does come with mean?

To go somewhere together with another person.

What is come with in other languages?

Türkçe: birlikte gelmek · Español: venir con · Français: venir avec · Deutsch: mitkommen · Italiano: venire con · 日本語: 一緒に来る

How do you pronounce come with?

It is pronounced /ˈkʌm wɪð/.

How do you use come with in a sentence?

Come with me. She came with us to the beach.

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