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UK//kʌm ɪn//US//kʌm ɪn//

Meaning of Come in

In simple words: To enter a place.

Come in in a sentence

  • Please, come in and make yourself comfortable.
  • When you arrive, just come in; the door is open.
  • I saw him standing outside, so I said, 'Come in!'
  • As soon as the bell rings, you can come in.
  • Mom called from the kitchen, 'Come in and help me!'

How to use Come in

Used to invite someone to enter a room or a building. More casual than formal invitations.

Grammar pattern

standalone greeting

Memory hint

Think of welcoming someone by saying, 'Come right in!' as you open a door.

Related words

Collocations with Come in

  • come in here
  • come in please
  • come in for a visit

Synonyms for Come in

Opposites of Come in

Common mistakes with Come in

  • Used with a subject (e.g., 'I come in') instead of as an invitation.
  • Confused with 'come on in' which is more informal.
  • Incorrectly written as 'come inside' which changes the meaning.

Compare Come in with Enter, Goin

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Frequently asked questions about Come in

What does Come in mean?

To enter a place.

What is the definition of Come in?

To enter a space, like a room or a building.

How do you use Come in in a sentence?

Please, come in and make yourself comfortable.

Can you give another example of Come in?

When you arrive, just come in; the door is open.

What are synonyms for Come in?

Common alternatives include enter, go in, step inside.

What is the opposite of Come in?

Opposite meanings include leave, exit.

What words go with Come in?

It commonly pairs with come in here, come in please, come in for a visit.

What are common mistakes when using Come in?

Used with a subject (e.g., 'I come in') instead of as an invitation. Confused with 'come on in' which is more informal. Incorrectly written as 'come inside' which changes the meaning.

How do you pronounce Come in?

US: //kʌm ɪn//, UK: //kʌm ɪn//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

When should I use Come in?

Used to invite someone to enter a room or a building. More casual than formal invitations.