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Tenacious Learner Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

Come to; comes; come in; come into (Synonyms)

Hi teachers,
Are the red ones in parentheses synonyms in the following sentences?
He hasn't come to (arrived at) work yet.
He sometimes comes (arrives) late.
Their books have come (arrived) in the bookstore.
When did they come in (arrive)?
Come into (enter) my office.

Thanks in advance.
  

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They are all good except, "Their books have come (arrived) in the bookstore." Make it, "Their books have come in at the bookstore."
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enoonThey are all good except, "Their books have come (arrived) in the bookstore." Make it, "Their books have come in at the bookstore."
Hi ennon,
Thanks! Then, it should be, "Their books have come in (arrived) at the bookstore."

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