Come up to (to ) conjugation

English
40 examples
This verb can also mean the following: approach

Conjugation of come up to

I
you
it/she/he
we
you all
they
Present Simple
come up to
come up to
comes up to
come up to
come up to
come up to
Future Simple
will come up to
will come up to
will come up to
will come up to
will come up to
will come up to
Past Simple
came up to
came up to
came up to
came up to
came up to
came up to
Conditional Simple
would come up to
would come up to
would come up to
would come up to
would come up to
would come up to
I
you
it/she/he
we
you all
they
Present Progressive
am coming up to
are coming up to
is coming up to
are coming up to
are coming up to
are coming up to
Future Progressive
will be coming up to
will be coming up to
will be coming up to
will be coming up to
will be coming up to
will be coming up to
Past Progressive
was coming up to
were coming up to
was coming up to
were coming up to
were coming up to
were coming up to
Conditional Progressive
would be coming up to
would be coming up to
would be coming up to
would be coming up to
would be coming up to
would be coming up to
I
you
it/she/he
we
you all
they
Present Perfect
have come up to
have come up to
has come up to
have come up to
have come up to
have come up to
Future Perfect
will have come up to
will have come up to
will have come up to
will have come up to
will have come up to
will have come up to
Past Perfect
had come up to
had come up to
had come up to
had come up to
had come up to
had come up to
Conditional Perfect
would have come up to
would have come up to
would have come up to
would have come up to
would have come up to
would have come up to
I
you
it/she/he
we
you
they
Present Perfect Progressive
have been coming up to
have been coming up to
has been coming up to
have been coming up to
have been coming up to
have been coming up to
Future Perfect Progressive
will have been coming up to
will have been coming up to
will have been coming up to
will have been coming up to
will have been coming up to
will have been coming up to
Past Perfect Progressive
had been coming up to
had been coming up to
had been coming up to
had been coming up to
had been coming up to
had been coming up to
Conditional Perfect Progressive
would have been coming up to
would have been coming up to
would have been coming up to
would have been coming up to
would have been coming up to
would have been coming up to

Examples of come up to

Example in EnglishTranslation in English
"For years, I paid my people extra "so they wouldn't do that kind of business. "Somebody comes up to them and says,
"and if somebody comes up to me and is nice and wants an autograph,
# He comes up to you and then he kneels #
#Boss comes up to me with a five-dollar bill #
'Cause, you see, a couple days ago, some 09er comes up to me and asks me where the coke is that he ordered.
"For years, I paid my people extra "so they wouldn't do that kind of business. "Somebody comes up to them and says,
"and if somebody comes up to me and is nice and wants an autograph,
# He comes up to you and then he kneels #
#Boss comes up to me with a five-dollar bill #
'Cause, you see, a couple days ago, some 09er comes up to me and asks me where the coke is that he ordered.
! He came up to me in the garage after our shift ended.
"I came up to thank you.
"In fact three students came up to thank me."
"It was nothing to nothing at the end of the 9th inning when Frank Blakewell, cool as a cucumber came up to bat with a look of do or die on his face. "
"Jack Bell and his deputies never came up to Mr. Bragg's ranch and I don't know what Whitfield's talking about"?
! He came up to me in the garage after our shift ended.
"I came up to thank you.
"In fact three students came up to thank me."
"It was nothing to nothing at the end of the 9th inning when Frank Blakewell, cool as a cucumber came up to bat with a look of do or die on his face. "
"Jack Bell and his deputies never came up to Mr. Bragg's ranch and I don't know what Whitfield's talking about"?
" Did you come up to my face?
"Charlie, they've come up to $ 750,000 and not a nickel more. "
"Who doesn't come up to look at another man's kid?"
"come up to my office.
"do you wanna come up to my hotel room?"
"It was coming up to her memoriam.
"The golden BB's coming up to Neely now..."
'Brilliant-looking thing. 'Now, coming up to Chicago.
(Gordon) Just coming up to five minutes to go.
(Perkins) Okay, we're going to roll... coming up to air in five, four, three... (man) ...Rick Masors Final Confession.
" Did you come up to my face?
"Charlie, they've come up to $ 750,000 and not a nickel more. "
"Who doesn't come up to look at another man's kid?"
"come up to my office.
"do you wanna come up to my hotel room?"
"It was coming up to her memoriam.
"The golden BB's coming up to Neely now..."
'Brilliant-looking thing. 'Now, coming up to Chicago.
(Gordon) Just coming up to five minutes to go.
(Perkins) Okay, we're going to roll... coming up to air in five, four, three... (man) ...Rick Masors Final Confession.

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