Replace the verb in brackets with 'come' (in the correct tense) and the correct preposition or adverb. Example: Mary hopes her son will (return) one day. => Mary hopes her son will
come back one day.
The company didn't want news of the merger to (become known) before the official announcement.
COME FORWARD
COME UPON
COME OUT
Jack (found by chance) an article about his father's invention.
CAME UP WITH
CAME ACROSS
CAME BEFORE
"Good health (is more important than) money" said my mother.
COMES BY
COMES BEFORE
COMES UPON
I went to the cinema and Emma (accompanied me) with me.
CAME UP
CAME OUT
CAME ALONG
The manager (appeared) as an understanding person during our discussion.
CAME ACROSS
CAME OUT
CAME BY
Can you explain how the accident (happened)?
CAME BY
CAME FORWARD
CAME ABOUT
The plan to demolish the 19th century bridge (was faced with) violent opposition.
CAME TO
CAME UP AGAINST
CAME BEFORE
My grandfather is not well. He has (become ill with) pneumonia.
COME UP AGAINST
COME UP WITH
COME DOWN WITH
I'm suspicious. I wonder how the boy (obtained) that Rolex.
CAME ACROSS
CAME BY
CAME UP WITH
He disliked the plan at first but I think he'll (finally agree) to our idea.