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Contraposition Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
What does 'come along' mean?
There tends to be jealousy when a new little brother or sister comes along.
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When they are born or are adopted into the family.
- When they are born or are adopted into the family.
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It means "arrive", in this case specifically referring to the birth of a new baby.
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The term 'come along' also adds a tone of 'arrive unexpectedly and casually'.
eg I was sitting in the park when my friend came along.
In your example, the arrival of the new child is an unexpected surprise to the older child.
Cl
eg I was sitting in the park when my friend came along.
In your example, the arrival of the new child is an unexpected surprise to the older child.
Cl
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CliveIn your example, the arrival of the new child is an unexpected surprise to the older child.But I hope not to the parents!
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