Một Cụm động từ (Phrasal verb) thông dụng có chứa động từ Come và Go

Come

Come in:

• Come in handy = be useful

(This umbrella will surely come in handy when it rains)

• To arrive at a place/join a business project or a conversation
• To finish a race in a particular position

(His horse came in second)

• (A message) be received

Come on:

• Come on = be hurry/hurry up (thường dùng để thôi thúc ai đó nhanh lên)
• To develop or make progress

(How’s your project coming on?)

Come at:

• Come at someone: to suddenly move towards someone to threaten or attack them

Come to:

• When an idea or memory comes to someone, they remember or think of it

Come up:

• Come up with something: invent an idea

(Thomas Edison came up with the idea to use a new material for the coil)

• Come up to someone: to come towards someone to talk to them

Come out:

• To be removed from something by washing or rubbing

(These stains on this carpet won’t come out)

• To be spoken/heard/understood in a particular way

(My words came out as a criticism to them)

Come about: to happen, or start to happen

(Our plan didn’t really come about)

Come into play: become active, operative or effective

(When it comes to severe weather, a lot of climatic factors come into play)

Come off:

• Be removed/separated from something
• Take place/happen
• (a plan) to be successful

(Did your trip to France ever come off?)

Come after someone: to find and catch someone in order to punish or harm them

Come by something: to achieve or obtain something

(You were very lucky to have come by that beautiful painting)

Come over:

• To visit someone at their place
• When a feeling come over someone, it affects them strongly

(A sudden anger came over him)

Come away:

• To leave in a particular state/condition/feeling or emotion

(She came away with a feeling that she might never see him again)

Come across:

• To find someone/something by chance

(I came across my cousin the other day)

• To have a leave a particular impression

(He comes across as a generous man)

Come round (around)

• To recover consciousness

(He finally came round after his coma)

• Visit someone’s house

Come through

• Succeed in dealing with an illness or an ordeal

(I managed to come through in dealing with my financial difficulties)

• (a project) be brought to completion

(Our group assignment never really came through)

Go

Go to great (any) lengths: try very hard for something

(He will go to any lengths to retain his position)

Go up:

• A building/structure: be built
• Explode or burst into plames suddenly

(Our car went up in flames during the accident)

Go off:

• Happen/start (an explosion, alarm,…)
• To leave; depart

Go down = deteriorate: get worse in quality

Go over to: crossing/moving from one side to another of a room, city, town…

Go round (around):

• Visit someone/somewhere which is near
• Be enough for everyone to have

(That cake is kind of small, will it go round? = Will it be enough for everyone in the room to have a piece?)

Go through:

• Undergo a difficult situation/period
• Search/examine something methodically

(He went through the bookshelf looking for his files)

• A proposal/contract: be officially approved

Go on:

• Go on with doing something: continue to do something

(After the 5-minute break, we went on with our project = we paused working for 5 minutes then continue with the same job)

• Go on to do something: do something next after completing the previous activity

(After explaining the origin of the artwork, he went on to talk about its value = He explained the origin, then talk about the value)

• Something go on: continue to happen without stopping

(Despite how much pills he takes, the pain in his stomach goes on)