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Past tense for to advance or make progress
“There's nothing more satisfying than those early years when your child is learning to read and their improvements come on quick and fast.”
Past tense for to enter or make an appearance
“The pains and suffering come on suddenly and with great violence, and then subside just as suddenly.”
Past tense for to make progress in the state or skill of
Past tense for to increase in value, status, or level of success
Past tense for to appear indistinctly, especially in an exaggerated or threatening form
(happen on or upon) Past tense for to find or come across by chance
Past tense for to be published, released or offered for sale
Past tense for to attract or lure by temptation
Past tense for to be on the verge of transpiring, occurring or happening
Past tense for to act flirtatiously, especially just for fun
Past tense for to persuade someone to do something
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