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User_gary Posted 19 years ago
Grammar

come along

Mr. B (Morning) : Mr. A, why you not completed the job yesteday before you left the office?

Mr. A : The job didn't come along till I left office.

Is the use of `come along' in this sentence correct? [I wrote the "come along" to mean, "The job didn't reach/appear in the office till I left the office, may be the job came after I left out"

Please help me.
  

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User_gary Mr. B (Morning) : Mr. A, why you not completed the job yesteday before you left the office?

— Philip

  • User_gary Mr.
  • B (Morning) : Mr.
  • A, why you not completed the job yesteday before you left the office?
  • Mr.
  • A : The job didn't come along till I left office.
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User_garyMr. B (Morning) : Mr. A, why you not completed the job yesteday before you left the office?

Mr. A : The job didn't come along till I left office.

Is the use of `come along' in this sentence correct? [I wrote the "come along" to mean, "The job didn't reach/appear in the office till I left
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