Cool MateMeaning of Comes
Arrives or reaches a place or situation.
In simple words: Arrives or is near.
Comes in a sentence
- She always comes to the meeting on time.
- When summer comes, we will go to the beach.
- He comes from a small town in Italy.
- The train comes at 6 PM every day.
- She comes to visit us every holiday season.
- When the moment comes, I'll be ready.
How to use Comes
Used for both literal arrivals and figurative situations. It's less formal than 'arrives'.
Grammar pattern
comes + object
Memory hint
Think of 'comes' as in 'comes to the party' - visualizing someone arriving.
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A word used to talk about the person or people you are speaking to.
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Frequently asked questions about "Comes"
What does "Comes" mean?
Arrives or is near.
What is the definition of "Comes"?
Arrives or reaches a place or situation.
How do you use "Comes" in a sentence?
She always comes to the meeting on time.
Can you give another example of "Comes"?
When summer comes, we will go to the beach.
What are synonyms for "Comes"?
Common alternatives include arrives, approaches, appears, shows up, turns up.
What is the opposite of "Comes"?
Opposite meanings include goes, leaves.
What words go with "Comes"?
It commonly pairs with comes home, comes together, comes first, comes up, comes to mind.
What are common mistakes when using "Comes"?
Confused with 'come' in verb forms. Using 'comes' with plural subjects incorrectly.
How do you pronounce "Comes"?
US: //kʌmz//, UK: //kʌmz//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.
When should I use "Comes"?
Used for both literal arrivals and figurative situations. It's less formal than 'arrives'.