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Hans51 Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

Here we come!

When we use 'Here we come!", I feel like it is used for the meaning of "We have come here!" or for the past. So the meaning is not a general habit and something is omitted, right? Or should we just take it as an idiom and come is used as a present tense?

Thank you so much as always and I hope to make my question clear.
  

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Here we come! is an idiomatic expression. It means We are coming now!

— Clive

  • Here we come!
  • is an idiomatic expression.
  • It means We are coming now!
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Here we come! is an idiomatic expression.
It means We are coming now!
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