Today, you’re going to learn how to use the phrasal verb: come up with.
Watch the lesson and then read the article to see more examples:
Come Up With: Definition and Examples
If you say, I need to come up with a new plan – this means that you need to create a new plan. Or take the time to think about a new plan.
Here are some examples:
- Let’s try and come up with a better idea than that (business English)
- I came up with the best idea in the shower!
- I need to come up with more video ideas for my YouTube Channel
- Have you come up with any new ideas recently?
It’s used a lot in business English environments.
A similar phrasal verb is come up. This means to come upstairs. For example:
- Can you bring me a tea when you come up?
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