come along
Third Person
comes along
Present Participle
coming along
Past Tense
came along
Past Participle
come along
1
to develop or improve in a positive direction
- The project is coming along nicely, and we should be able to meet the deadline.
- Sarah's piano skills have really come along after months of dedicated practice.
- The garden is coming along beautifully with all the new plants and flowers.
- The team's performance has come along significantly since the start of the season.
- The company's sales have been coming along well, surpassing expectations.
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2
to go someplace with another person
- I'm going to the park.Would you like to come along?
- The group is going to the museum.You should come along with us.
- We're going on a road trip this weekend.Do you want to come along?
- The team is going out for lunch.Why don't you come along and join us?
3
to develop or appear often unexpectedly, often as a result of certain circumstances
- The new restaurant has come along and is already attracting a lot of customers.
- A great opportunity came along when I least expected it.
- After years of hard work, her breakthrough in the music industry finally came along.
- The actor started as an unknown, but he quickly came along and became a household name.
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4
to arrive at a place
- I'm waiting for my friend to come along to the restaurant.
- The bus should be coming along any minute now.
- We're excited for the guests to come along to the party tonight.
- Don't worry, I'll guide you when you come along to the event venue.
- The train is scheduled to come along at 10:30 AM.