go somewhere with someone
We're going to the park later—do you want to come along?
come along — 2 meanings
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phrasal verb2 meanings
come alongsame phrase
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make progress
My English is really coming along since I started taking extra classes.
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1. go somewhere with someone
B1neutralspoken
to go somewhere with someone, often when they invite you or as part of a group.
We're going to the park later—do you want to come along?
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B2neutralspoken
to make progress or develop in a positive way.
My English is really coming along since I started taking extra classes.
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