Come across
Автор Ff tt задал вопрос в разделе Лингвистика
Сome across это какое-то устойчивое выражение? Приведите пару примеров, если это так. и получил лучший ответ
Ответ от Miniwood[гуру]
you come across as being angry, not been, и во втором предложении -as being Phrasal Verb: Come across Meaning: Find by accident Example: I CAME ACROSS my old school reports when I was clearing out my desk. Notes: - Inseparable Help - International English Phrasal Verb: Come across Meaning: Agree to have sex with someone Example: I was surprised when she CAME ACROSS on the first night. Notes: - Intransitive Help - International English Phrasal Verb: Come across Meaning: The way other people see you Example: He CAME ACROSS as shy because he spoke so quietly. Notes: - Intransitive Help - International English
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It's rather a phrasal verb, man. Here I drop you a couple of examples that you can use as it comes real handy sometime: 1. I would've hardly come across you just now, had you never written that nice question of yours. 2. I wish you seldom cam
you come across as be an angry -ты кажется зол (на что-то) или ты выглядишь злым come acrossвстретиться с (кем-либо) come acrossвстречать come acrossдоходить до собеседника come acrossнаезжать come acrossнаехать come acro
"be AN angry" нельзя сказать. "angry" - прилагательное. Артикли употребляются ТОЛЬКО с существительными. так что либо "be AN angry MAN", либо "be angry". В Вашем случае miniwood прав: правильно фраза звучит "you come across as being angry". Прост