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UK//kʌm ɒn//US//kʌm ɑn//

Meaning of Come on

In simple words: A phrase used to encourage someone or show disbelief.

Come on in a sentence

How to use Come on

Grammar pattern

come on + object

Memory hint

Think of a friend urging you to hurry up, like 'come on, let's go!'

Phrase breakdown

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Collocations with Come on

Synonyms for Come on

Opposites of Come on

Common mistakes with Come on

  • Using in formal settings where a more polite phrase is required.
  • Confusing with 'come along', which has a different meaning.
  • Using it without context, making it unclear.

Compare Come on with Hurry up, Let's go, Encourage

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Frequently asked questions about Come on

What does Come on mean?

A phrase used to encourage someone or show disbelief.

What is the definition of Come on?

A phrase used to urge or motivate someone.

How do you use Come on in a sentence?

Come on, we don't have all day!

Can you give another example of Come on?

Oh, come on! That's not fair!

What are synonyms for Come on?

Common alternatives include hurry up, let's go, encourage, cheer on, press on.

What is the opposite of Come on?

Opposite meanings include go away, leave, stop, give up.

What words go with Come on?

It commonly pairs with come on over, come on in, come on guys.

What are common mistakes when using Come on?

Using in formal settings where a more polite phrase is required. Confusing with 'come along', which has a different meaning. Using it without context, making it unclear.

How do you pronounce Come on?

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

Is Come on formal or informal?

"Come on" is informal, so it fits casual conversation with friends and family.

When should I use Come on?

Use 'come on' to motivate someone or express frustration. It's informal and may be inappropriate in formal situations.