come from
Third Person
comes from
Present Participle
coming from
Past Tense
came from
Past Participle
come from
1
to have been born in a specific place
- I come from a small village in the mountains.
- Many students in the class come from different countries around the world.
- They come from different countries but now call this city home.
- The renowned author comes from a bustling metropolis and draws inspiration from its energy.
2
(of something) to originate from a particular place
- The inspiration for his artwork comes from nature.
- The tradition of storytelling comes from ancient cultures.
- The idea for this invention comes from years of research and development.