Come from meaning
Come from is a phrasal verb that means to originate, be produced, or be obtained from a particular place or source.
- Past simple
- came from
- Past participle
- come from
- -ing form
- coming from
What come from means
A1
To originate, be produced, or be obtained from a particular place or source
This cheese comes from a small farm in Wales.
Similar phrasal verbs
With come: come in, come round, come back, come out, come down, come up, come along, come away, come before, come together.
With from: hear from, hail from, keep from doing, know something from something, take something from someone, keep someone/something from something.
Common questions
What does come from mean?
To originate, be produced, or be obtained from a particular place or source.
What is the past tense of come from?
Came from. The past participle is come from.
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