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Moon7296 Posted 15 years ago
Vocabulary

Come from a big family

come from

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I found this sentence: Do you come from a big family?



Is it something to do with the definition of come from above?

  

Top answer

Yes, I think so: it indicates a source, an origin I come from Chicago. I come from a disfunctional family. Chickens come from eggs.

— Mister Micawber

  • Yes, I think so: it indicates a source, an origin I come from Chicago.
  • I come from a disfunctional family.
  • Chickens come from eggs.
  • I came from the gutter.
  • The UFO came from out of nowhere.
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Yes, I think so: it indicates a source, an origin

I come from Chicago.

I come from a disfunctional family.

Chickens come from eggs.

I came from the gutter.

The UFO came from out of nowhere.
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