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Phrasal verb: come up Sat Oct 22, 2005 5:18 am  Phrasal verb: come up
 

Test No. errors/elem-7 "English Prepositions", question 8

Try as hard as they will but I'm afraid they'll never come on to the standard that is required by the committee.

(a) on
(b) to
(c) by

Test No. errors/elem-7 "English Prepositions", answer 8

Try as hard as they will but I'm afraid they'll never come up to the standard that is required by the committee.

Correct entry: up
The error was: (a) on

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Try as hard as they will but I'm afraid they'll never come on to the standard that is required with the committee.
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In this sentence: "come up" means= " reach" /"get"?

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Phrasal verb: come up Sat Oct 22, 2005 9:15 am  Phrasal verb: come up
 

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Yes, come up to means reach an equality with, attain.
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