Английские фразовые глаголы на практике. Примеры, задания и диалоги

Радмила Шарифьянова

Книга «Английские фразовые глаголы на практике: примеры, задания и диалоги» является эффективным пособием для изучения фразовых глаголов в английском языке. В книге содержатся многочисленные примеры использования фразовых глаголов в различных контекстах, что поможет читателю понять их значения и правильное употребление в речи. Задания и диалоги, представленные в книге, помогают закрепить полученные знания и применить их. Благодаря комплексному подходу, читатель овладеет фразовыми глаголами.

Фразовые глаголы с come

Come across — натолкнуться

— I came across an interesting article while browsing the internet.

— She came across a lost dog on her way home from work.

— He came across as arrogant during the meeting.

— Have you ever come across a situation like this before?

— The author’s message didn’t come across very clearly in the book.

Come along — появляться, продвигаться вперед

— How is your project coming along?

— The construction work is coming along nicely.

— Are you coming along to the party tonight?

— The new employee is coming along well with their training.

— We need to hurry if we want to come along to the movie.

Come around — приходить в сознание, изменяться к лучшему

— The patient finally came around after being unconscious for hours.

— I hope my parents come around and let me go to the concert.

— Our boss finally came around to our idea and approved the project.

— It took a while, but eventually he came around to the fact that he was wrong.

— Do you think she’ll ever come around and forgive me?

Come at — атаковать, нападать

— The dog suddenly came at me from out of nowhere.

— The robbers came at the security guard with weapons drawn.

— When the teacher turned her back, the students came at each other with pencils.

— I wasn’t ready when he came at me with that difficult question.

— He came at the exam with a calm and focused mindset.

Come back — вернуться

— When will you come back from your vacation?

— I need to come back to the office later to finish some work.

— The memories of my childhood always come back to me when I visit my hometown.

— After a long day at work, it’s good to come back to a clean house.

— He promised to come back and help us with the project tomorrow.

Come by — заходить, проходить мимо

— If you’re in the area, feel free to come by for a cup of coffee.

— I managed to come by tickets to the concert at the last minute.

— We were surprised when our old friend came by unexpectedly.

— The mailman comes by our house every day except Sunday.

— I’m not sure if I’ll be able to come by the store before it closes.

Come down — спускаться, уменьшаться (о цене, температуре)

— The price of gas has come down significantly in the past few weeks.

— When the snow finally started to come down, we knew it was going to be a heavy storm.

— I hope the fever comes down soon so you can feel better.

— The balloons came down slowly after the children released them into the air.

— The helicopter came down safely despite the engine trouble.

Come forward — выступать на первый план, предъявляться

— A witness finally came forward with information about the crime.

— It’s important that victims of abuse feel comfortable coming forward to report it.

— The new leader of the company came forward with a bold plan for growth.

— She came forward as a volunteer to help with the community project.

— The truth will eventually come forward no matter how hard someone may try to conceal it.

Come in — входить

— Please come in and make yourself comfortable.

— I heard someone knocking, but nobody came in when I said «come in.»

— Don’t forget to wipe your feet before you come in the house.

— It’s rude to come in unannounced when someone is sleeping.

— The delivery person came in through the back door.

Come off — отклеиваться, выпадать, прекращаться, удалиться

— The handle of my suitcase came off during the flight.

— Her shoe came off while she was running in the race.

— The meeting didn’t come off as planned due to technical difficulties.

— The paint on the wall started to come off after years of wear and tear.

— I need to come off social media for a while to focus on my studies.

Come on — начинать работу, двигаться быстрее, присоединяться

— We need to come on with the project if we want to finish it on time.

— Come on, let’s hurry up and get there before the concert starts.

— The car suddenly came on with a burst of speed.

— I wish the rain would come on harder so we could stay inside all day.

— The crowd came on strong in support of the performer.

Come out — выходить, раскрываться

— The sun finally came out from behind the clouds.

— When will the new iPhone model come out?

— The truth about his past finally came out in the interview.

— The stain on my shirt wouldn’t come out no matter how hard I tried.

— She didn’t come out until her family had left for the day.

Come over — приезжать в гости

— Why don’t you come over to my house for dinner tonight?

— My friend always comes over to watch movies on Friday nights.

— I hope my neighbors don’t mind if I come over and borrow some sugar.

— Let’s make plans to come over and visit each other soon.

— I can’t wait for my family to come over for the holidays.

Come round — передумать, прийти на помощь

— He eventually came round to the idea of getting a pet dog.

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