Phrasal verbs – come

phrasal verbs with come include come between, come across, come up with, come through, come into, come up
come up with means invent example: I will have to come up with a plan. come up means appear or occur example: Something has come up and I can't make it today.
come across means find by chance example We came across Monica in the post office. second meaning give certain impression example: I don't know Emily but she comes across as an intelligent girl.
come between means to cause problems between two people example: Don't let one little quarrel come between you.
come into means to inherit something example: She came into a bit of money when her grandfather died.
come through meanings and examples 1. receive example: Have the test results come through yet? 2. show an emotion example: His nervousness came through as he spoke 3. succeed example: He is a great leader who always comes through under pressure.
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