Which sentence uses 'come across' correctly?

I came across an old photo while cleaning the attic

I came across the street to meet you

I came across an old photo while cleaning the attic

The bridge came across the river

Which sentence uses 'come across' correctly?

She comes across as very confident in interviews

He came across the finish line first

Which sentence uses 'come by' correctly?

Good jobs are hard to come by these days

The bus will come by this route

Good jobs are hard to come by these days

I come by the office every morning at 8

Which sentence uses 'come by' correctly?

Can you come by my house later for coffee?

The train came by the station too fast

She comes by the grocery store home

Which sentence uses 'come out' correctly?

The new iPhone will come out next month

I need to come out from the house now

The new iPhone will come out next month

Which sentence uses 'come out' correctly?

The truth finally came out after the investigation

The students came out to the classroom

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GET

GET Family

The most versatile verb in English! From get up (to wake up) to get over (to overcome), explore 25+ essential phrasal verbs for daily life.

25+ phrasal verbs

TAKE

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From take off (to depart) to take care (to look after), discover the many uses of this fundamental verb in phrasal combinations.

22+ phrasal verbs

PUT

PUT Family

Put on (to wear), put off (to postpone), put up with (to tolerate)... Learn the most used PUT phrasal verbs in everyday English.

18+ phrasal verbs

MAKE

MAKE Family

Make up (to invent), make out (to decipher), make do (to manage)... Explore the phrasal verbs that make your communication more natural.

20+ phrasal verbs

GO Family

Go ahead (to proceed), go through (to experience), go along (to agree)... Movement phrasal verbs and much more!

24+ phrasal verbs

COME

COME Family

Come across (to find by chance), come up with (to think of)... Discover the phrasal verbs that express encounters and arrivals.

19+ phrasal verbs

TURN

TURN Family

Turn on (to switch on), turn down (to reject), turn into (to transform)... Phrasal verbs of change and transformation.

16+ phrasal verbs

LOOK

LOOK Family

Look after (to take care of), look forward to (to anticipate eagerly)... Phrasal verbs related to observation and care.

21+ phrasal verbs

RUN

RUN Family

Run out of (to have no more), run into (to bump into)... Explore phrasal verbs of quick movement and unexpected encounters.

15+ phrasal verbs

BREAK

BREAK Family

Break down (to stop working), break up (to end a relationship), break through (to overcome)... Phrasal verbs about ruptures and breakthroughs.

14+ phrasal verbs

BRING

BRING Family

Bring up (to raise/mention), bring about (to cause)... Phrasal verbs that express bringing, causing and creating situations.

17+ phrasal verbs

GIVE

GIVE Family

Give up (to quit), give in (to surrender), give back (to return)... Phrasal verbs about giving, quitting and returning.

13+ phrasal verbs

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