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Angliholic Posted 18 years ago
Grammar

they come with a smaller paycheck

0He's choosing roles that develop his acting skills even if they 01b00come with02b00 a smaller paycheck.02br
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0 A job can come with certain privileges and responsibilities.02br
00A part in the movie can come with a certain amount of money.02br
00A product can come with a lifetime guarantee.02br
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01cite10Philip12cite10A job can come with certain privileges and responsibilities.12br
10A part in the movie can come with a certain amount of money.12br
10A product can come with a lifetime guarantee.12br
10Think of "is included".12blockquote
10Thanks, Philip.02br
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0 He's choosing roles that develop his acting skills even if they 01b00include02b00 a smaller paycheck. 0-
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01cite10Angliholic12cite10It's hard for us to catch on its meaning.12blockquote
10 Ah, well! For learners that's normal. That kind of difficulty comes with the territory.00 'comes with the territory' is an idiom. (It's an advantage or disadvantage accompanied by or associated with or to be expected in that
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