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Phrasal verb: "come across" Fri Apr 14, 2006 11:41 am  Phrasal verb: "come across"
 

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ESL/EFL Test #139 "Idioms with come", question 1

First impressions are important because how you ......... initially can be as important as what you say.

(a) come by
(b) come back
(c) come out
(d) come across

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ESL/EFL Test #139 "Idioms with come", answer 1

First impressions are important because how you come across initially can be as important as what you say.

Correct answer: (d) come across

Your answer was: incorrect
First impressions are important because how you come back initially can be as important as what you say.
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Come across Fri Apr 14, 2006 15:04 pm  Come across
 

Hi Vitalik,
In this sentence "come across" has the meaning of "making a certain impression", thus "...how you come across initially..." would mean "...what impression you make at the beginning..."
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