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I think the new timetable is GOING TO BE RELEASED at 12.00 today.
COMING OUT / GOING TO COME OUT
I know people think I'm strong-willed because I LOOK as if I'm confident, but that's just an act!
COME ACROSS
My mother wasn't keen on the idea of my becoming a musician, but now she's ACCEPTED it.
COME ROUND TO
I find it easy to THINK OF new ideas to write about.
COME UP WITH
The tennis season is STARTING next week, so I'm planning which tournaments to enter.
COMING UP
I hated the idea of taking an extra maths course, but I SURVIVED it and it was useful.
CAME THROUGH
It's easy to FIND interesting things BY CHANCE when you're surfing the internet.
COME ACROSS
I was thrilled when I heard I'd INHERITED some money from a long-lost uncle in Australia.
COME INTO
You'd better tell Sarah straightaway. If you don't, she'll be upset. (otherwise) You'd better ...
You'd better tell Sarah straightaway, otherwise she'll be upset.
You might get thirsty. You should take some water with you. (in case) You should ...
You should take some water with you in case you get thirsty.
Belinda may not have been invited to the party. In that case I won't go. (unless) Unless ...
Unless Belinda has been invited to the party, I won't go.
I might go to the party or I might not. I haven't decided yet. (whether) I haven't ...
I haven't decided whether I will go to the party or not.
It shouldn't be too difficult. Just follow the instructions carefully. (providing) It shouldn't ...
It shouldn't be too difficult, providing you follow the instructions carefully.
They're allowed to go canoeing, but they have to wear life-jackets. (on condition that) They're allowed ...
They're allowed to go canoeing on condition that they wear life-jackets.
We may end up living in different countries. However, I'll always be friends with you. (even if) I'll always ...
I'll always we friends with you, even if we end up living in different countries.
I would love to buy that sofa. But are you sure we can afford it? (as long as) I'd love ...
I'd love to buy that sofa, as long as we can afford it.