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Osee Posted 17 years ago
Vocabulary
Come on
Can you tell me three different situations (with different meanings) where people will say "come on"?
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Hi 1 - to encourage someone or a team - come on, you can do it. 2 - to tell someone to hurry up - come on, give me the answer. 3 - to tell someone when to walk on a stage - you come on when the bell rings.
- Hi 1 - to encourage someone or a team - come on, you can do it.
- 2 - to tell someone to hurry up - come on, give me the answer.
- 3 - to tell someone when to walk on a stage - you come on when the bell rings.
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1 - to encourage someone or a team - come on, you can do it.
2 - to tell someone to hurry up - come on, give me the answer.
3 - to tell someone when to walk on a stage - you come on when the bell rings.
1 - to encourage someone or a team - come on, you can do it.
2 - to tell someone to hurry up - come on, give me the answer.
3 - to tell someone when to walk on a stage - you come on when the bell rings.
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Thanks, optilang. What's the meanings of "come on" in this sentence: Come on. Please do not tease me.
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Hi,
I know we are lost, but I think that if we just keep driving on this road we'll come on a small town.
= find/encounter accidentally.
If you water this little plant every say and give it lots of sunshine, it will come on nicely.
= make progress, develop
Clive
I know we are lost, but I think that if we just keep driving on this road we'll come on a small town.
= find/encounter accidentally.
If you water this little plant every say and give it lots of sunshine, it will come on nicely.
= make progress, develop
Clive
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