come with

In some American dialects it is common to use the phrase “come with” without specifying with whom, as in “We’re going to the bar. Want to come with?” This sounds distinctly odd to the majority of people, who would expect “come with us.”

Facebook Twitter Google +

• ringer vs wringer
• dateline vs deadline
• peasant vs pheasant
• ratio
• writting vs writing
• owness vs onus
• submittal vs submission
• whimp vs wimp
• summary vs summery
• greatful vs grateful

Definitions

---

• v  be present or associated with an event or entity

News & Articles

---

• Graham Zusi's contract extension with Sporting KC makes him a Designated Player in all but name
  KANSAS CITY, Mo. – Graham Zusi's new deal with Sporting Kansas City doesn't come with a formal Designated Player tag.
  June 29, 2013 - MLS via Yahoo! Sports
• UPDATE: Storms with strong winds still possible
  Heavy rain could also come with these storms
  June 12, 2013 - The Holland Sentinel