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Meaning: 1) To move or advance towards the location of the speaker 2) To arrive at a location
Infinitive: to come
Present Tense: come (third-person singular comes)
Past Tense: came
Past Participle or Third Form: come
Present Participle or Continuous Form: coming
Perfect Infinitive: to have come
Perfect Gerund: having come
Perfect Participle: having come
Conjugate Come Indicative MoodÂ
Present Simple Tense
- I comeÂ
- He/She/It comesÂ
- We/You/They come
Past Simple Tense
- I cameÂ
- He/She/It cameÂ
- We/You/They came
Future Simple Tense
- I/We shall/will comeÂ
- He/She/It shall/will comeÂ
- You/They shall/will come
Present Continuous Tense
- I am + present participle of come
- He/She/It is + present participle of come
- We/You/They are + present participle of come
Past Continuous Tense
- I was + present participle of comeÂ
- He/She/It was + present participle of come
- We/You/They were coming
Future Continuous Tense
- I shall/will be + present participle of come
- He/She/It shall/will be + present participle of comeÂ
- We/You/They shall/will be + present participle of come
Present Perfect Tense
- I have comeÂ
- He/She/It has comeÂ
- We/You/They have come
Past Perfect Tense
- I had comeÂ
- He/She/It had comeÂ
- We/You/They had come
Future Perfect Tense
- I will have comeÂ
- He/She/It will have comeÂ
- We/You/They will have come
Present Perfect ContinuousÂ
- I have been + present participle of come
- He/She/It has been coming
- We/You/They have been + present participle of comeÂ
Past Perfect ContinuousÂ
- I had been + present participle of come
- He/She/It had been + present participle of come
- We/You/They had been + present participle of come
Future Perfect ContinuousÂ
- I will have been + present participle of come
- He/She/It will have been + present participle of come
- We/You/They will have been + present participle of come
Conjugate Come Subjunctive MoodÂ
Present
- If I come
- If we comeÂ
- if you comeÂ
- If he (she, it) comeÂ
- If they comeÂ
PastÂ
- If I cameÂ
- If we cameÂ
- If you cameÂ
- If he (she, it) came
- If they cameÂ
Future
- If I should comeÂ
- If we should comeÂ
- If you should comeÂ
- If he (she, it) should comeÂ
- If they should come
Conditional
Present
- I should/would come
- You would come
- He/She/It would come
- We should/would come
- They would come
Perfect
- I should/would have come
- You would have come
- He/She/It would have come
- We should/would have come
- They would have come
Example Sentences
- He comes to class late every day.
- I came to London about seven years ago.
- Please come here.
- The bike came over the hill.
- She comes home twice a week.