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To move or travel toward a place or person
She will come to the party tonight.
He comes from a small town.
Can be used in various tenses and forms (come, comes, coming, came, come).
To happen or occur
The rain will come later today.
Good things come to those who wait.
To arrive at a place
The train comes every hour.
The mail comes at noon.
'Come' is often used in phrases like 'come on', 'come over', and 'come up with'.
'Come' is an irregular verb: base form 'come', past tense 'came', past participle 'come'.
Old English 'cuman', from Proto-Germanic 'kwemanan', from Proto-Indo-European 'gʷem-'.
The verb 'come' is often used with prepositions like 'from', 'to', and 'with' to form common phrases.