Phrasal verbs: COME II
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After the long holiday every member of the council came in the meeting room. As soon as my boss arrived he came over to my seat. He had something important to say. He wanted me to come to a decision about my promotion. I had worked at the firm for 4 years and I had been expecting this offer but it came as a shock. I still could not come round from that shock. But I could not say a word. I was so embarassed that I hit my glass and my water went over my suit. Likely it was not anything like wine because the stain would not have come out. When my boss realised that I was not ready for anything he went back to his seat.
We started the meeting and new topics just came up one after the other. When nobody said a word my boss always used to say “Come on…” I finally came to from our previous conversation and joined the discussion…
come in
-bejönni
come on
- gyerünk (lelkesíteni vkit)
come over
- átjönni
come out
- kijönni (pl. Nap, folt)
come round
- meglátogatni
- magához térni
come to
- magához tér
- döntést hozni
come up
- felmerül
Feladatok:
1. Do you want to come … for a cup of tea?
a.out
b.in
c.after
2.We haven’t come … a decision on the matter yet.
a.back
b.up
c.to
3.Did the red wine stain come …?
a.around
b.out
c.across
4.What points came … at the meeting?
a.to
b.up
c.on
5.Are your family coming … from Greece for the wedding?
a.over
b.to
c.back
6.The clouds finally parted and the sun came …
a.on
b.after
c.out
7.Has he come … yet? He fainted a minute ago.
a.to
b.back
c.on
8.Come … – we’re going to be late if you don’t hurry!
a.out
b.in
c.on
9.Come … tonight and we’ll watch a video.
a.in
b.back
c.round
10.She hasn’t come … from the anaesthetic yet.
a.after
b.round
c.up
Megoldások:
1.b
2.c
3.b
4.b
5.a
6.c
7.a
