come up

The phrasal verb "come up" is a popular choice when talking about future events, when someone mentions a topic, when plants emerge from the ground, and when a person goes in an upward direction.

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[davicardoso]

Thank you very much !
I always like when you teach about phrasal verbs, it's really useful.
I think that is the most difficult part of the english .

[mihaiavram]

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[Marcioalex]

Greta video Mr . Paul thanks for sharing it !

[fredylopez]

Excellent explanation Paul, thanks for this video lesson.

[ronaldoradke]

¿Can I also use this structure : sonething is coming up .
To express soon ?

[ronaldoradke]

Please explian about " Hold " please

[marwasa]

Hi .., Can you write me names of books to listen to in English for beginners?
please *_*

[evelynsegura]

Hello, teacher this lesson was amazing Thank so much, I got a question I love the Christian music Jeremy Cam has a song I love overcome, could you explain a little bit "overcome I know is about Jesus 🙏 but I don't understand much, please, Thanks 🙂

[fredylopez]

Hi Paul how's it goin' ?.
Hey Paul,
Don't we have to say:
"This time of THE year".
instead of:
" This time of year".
Or.
Can we say it both ways Paul ?.
Thanks in advance for the answer Paul .

[BobGaitos]

Coming up and Coming soon, what are the difference