Come along
phrasal verb
To join someone for an activity or journey.
My friends are going to the park. Would you like to come along?
Often appears as...
- come along with us
- want to come along?
phrasal verb
Making progress or improving.
How is your English study coming along?
Often appears as...
- my project is coming along
- how is it coming along?
phrasal verb
To appear, especially suddenly or unexpectedly.
A job opportunity came along just when I needed it most.
Often appears as...
- something better came along
- came along unexpectedly
phrasal verb
To join someone for an activity or journey.
My friends are going to the park. Would you like to come along?
Often appears as...
- come along with us
- want to come along?
phrasal verb
Making progress or improving.
How is your English study coming along?
Often appears as...
- my project is coming along
- how is it coming along?
phrasal verb
To appear, especially suddenly or unexpectedly.
A job opportunity came along just when I needed it most.
Often appears as...
- something better came along
- came along unexpectedly
Definition 1 of 3
Pro Tip 1/3Accepting Invitations
Use 'come along' when you agree to join someone socially, emphasizing camaraderie.
Sure, I'd love to come along to the movies!
Pro Tip 2/3Inclusive suggestion
'Come along' is a friendly way to include someone in a group activity.
We're all heading out for lunch; come along!
Pro Tip 3/3Casual Plans
Often used for spontaneous or informal plans rather than formal appointments.
I'm walking my dog later, want to come along?
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