The document discusses different uses of the verbs "come" and "go". It provides examples of how to use "come in", "come out", "come back", "come along", and "come from". It also includes fill-in-the-blank exercises using these terms and sentences to practice using "come", "came", and "coming".
The document discusses different uses of the verbs "come" and "go". It provides examples of how to use "come in", "come out", "come back", "come along", and "come from". It also includes fill-in-the-blank exercises using these terms and sentences to practice using "come", "came", and "coming".
The document discusses different uses of the verbs "come" and "go". It provides examples of how to use "come in", "come out", "come back", "come along", and "come from". It also includes fill-in-the-blank exercises using these terms and sentences to practice using "come", "came", and "coming".
Come…..Came……..Come….Comin g Come and Go are different.
Come here. Go there. Come in and Come out
Come in (Come inside)
Come out (Come outside)
Ex: We say come in when s.o knocks at the door.
Ex: He came out of the class. (Your are outside)
Come back means to return He came back to Afghanistan. He came back from Italy.
He is coming back from US
Note: Come+home He comes home late every night. Come along means (come with us) We are going to a wedding tonight. Do you want to come along?
Make examples now.
Come from means to be from Where do you come from? Where are you from Same
I come from Afghanistan.
I am from Afghanistan. Same Fill in the blanks with (in, out, back, along )
Who is at the door. Come….. , please.
Can you come ……..of the class. I need you. We are going shopping. Do you want to come……? My cousin is coming……..from India. Use (come, came and coming) He ……… back from Russia last month. Every Friday, my cousins …......... to our house. The teacher ….. to the class started the lesson. Get a side. A car…………….. on the road. On Fridays, we do not ……….. to the class.