Ejemplo 1Come in and take a seat.
Ejemplo 2The doctor came in a few minutes later.

Familia verbal · 5 grupos semánticos
COME conecta movimientos físicos con ideas abstractas: algo puede acercarse, surgir, publicarse, separarse o recuperarse.
Una combinación puede repetirse cuando activa sentidos diferentes. Las etiquetas ↗ abren los contextos cotidianos y profesionales donde ya aparece.
Ejemplo 1Come in and take a seat.
Ejemplo 2The doctor came in a few minutes later.
Ejemplo 1The sun came out after the rain.
Ejemplo 2She came out of the office carrying a folder.
Ejemplo 1Come back before it gets dark.
Ejemplo 2The symptoms came back a week later.
Ejemplo 1Why do you not come over for dinner?
Ejemplo 2Some friends came over on Sunday afternoon.
Ejemplo 1You can come along if you are free.
Ejemplo 2Her brother came along to the appointment.
Ejemplo 1The renovation is coming along nicely.
Ejemplo 2How is your research project coming along?
Ejemplo 1Come around after lunch and I will show you the plans.
Ejemplo 2Our neighbors came around to welcome us.
Ejemplo 1The supplier came through with the missing parts.
Ejemplo 2The sponsor came through with the promised funding.
Ejemplo 1A new issue came up during the review.
Ejemplo 2Your name came up in the conversation.
Ejemplo 1We came up with a simpler solution.
Ejemplo 2Can you come up with two examples?
Ejemplo 1The company came out with a cheaper model.
Ejemplo 2She is coming out with a new book in November.
Ejemplo 1He comes across as calm and prepared.
Ejemplo 2The message came across as too formal.
Ejemplo 1I came across an old photograph in the drawer.
Ejemplo 2We came across a useful report during the search.
Ejemplo 1Reliable data can be hard to come by.
Ejemplo 2Tickets were easy to come by this year.
Ejemplo 1The researchers came upon an unusual pattern.
Ejemplo 2We came upon a quiet beach beyond the village.
Ejemplo 1Two witnesses came forward after the appeal.
Ejemplo 2Employees can come forward without giving their names.
Ejemplo 1The handle came apart in my hand.
Ejemplo 2The old book is beginning to come apart.
Ejemplo 1The label came off in the wash.
Ejemplo 2One of the buttons has come off my coat.
Ejemplo 1I think I am coming down with a cold.
Ejemplo 2Three players came down with the same virus.
Ejemplo 1He eventually came around to our point of view.
Ejemplo 2The committee came around to supporting the revised plan.
Motor transversal
Doce preguntas equilibradas entre grupos semánticos, con reconocimiento, contraste y producción escrita.
Porque el significado cambia con el contexto. Cada fila representa un sentido distinto y conserva ejemplos propios.
No. Empieza por los usos A1–B1 y añade los sentidos B2–C1 cuando ya reconozcas la combinación en frases reales.