Help: You come through for me.

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Hello Everyone,

I came across this phrase and don't understand what it means. I seached many places and couldn't find a satisfactory explaination. So what does it mean? Could any one who knows it and tell me? This phrase is, "come through for someone."

Thanks for coming through for me last weekend.
You come through for me.

Cheers!!

Bolt

Teacher Eric · Accepted Answer

Thanks for not letting me down last weekend.
Thanks for helping me (out) last weekend.
Thanks for coming to my aid last weekend.
Thanks for lending me a hand last weekend.

"Coming through for someone" means helping him in his time of need.

Boltman · Answer

Thanks. That really helps.

Then, I can say, "You come through for me on this question."

cheers!!

bolt

Teacher Eric · Answer

You're welcome!

Your sentence is ok, just use the past for "come".

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