comes, came, come, coming
to come on
phrasal verbC
To encourage someone or show disbelief
- 1Come on, you can do it!
- 2Come on, there's no way you finished that project in one night.
When you want someone to try harder or not give up, you can say this phrase. You can also use it if you think someone is joking or not telling the truth. It shows you want them to do better, or you don't believe what they said.
At sports games, fans often shout this phrase to cheer for their team or favorite player, showing support and excitement.
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at work
Encouragement at Work
Karen
I don't think I can finish this report by the deadline.
Edward
Oh, come on, Karen! You've done this before, and you did great.
Karen
You really think I can pull it off?
Edward
Absolutely, just keep going and you'll get it done.
at a store
Choosing the Perfect Gift
Dorothy
I'm not sure if this necklace suits me.
Daniel
Come on, it looks great on you!
Dorothy
Really? I feel like it's too flashy.
Daniel
No way, it's perfect for you!
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