4 thoughts on “The difference between coming from and be from”
Ismael
The difference between COME from and be from: Different meaning, different usage, different focus , different meanings 1e from meaning: from somewhere; born in 2.be from meaning: From . Different usage 1e from usage: Pot adjectives, compound structure or prepositional phrase with irregular verbs as compound objects for complement words. example sentences: muchofthetothisplanhasComefromthemedia. The main opposition voices of the plan come from the media. 2.be from us: connecting noun, adjectives, verbs irregularities, past words or prepositional phrases as complex objects for complement. example sentences: judgingfromHisaccent, hemustbefromthesout. Listening to his voice, it must be from the south. . Focus on different points 1e from focus: for general current hours. 2.be from focus: For general current or general futures.
First, COME from and Be FROM are the same meaning, meaning "from" sometimes interchangeable. as: he comes from China. = he is from China. (I am Chinese.) . Their usage is a bit different. COME FROM is a brief verb. It does not use the adverbial consecutive for a period of time. It is simply coming from there; be from can be used with adverbials for a period of time. Where is BE from coming from and where people mean (meaning where their ancestors are there); indicate that from somewhere, be from is not possible. , as:
1.i came here from my uncles. 2.he is from America.
① Where does Be from come from and where people mean (the meaning of ancestral home)
i am from China. I am Chinese.
come from where comes from (but simply comes from there)
i came from China. I come from China. (But not necessarily Chinese) ② 1. Both can represent "where". Review the hometown of the speaker. However, COME FROM is a brief verb, which is not used in conjunction with the continuation time. Be from can. eg: I COME from China. = I am from China.
2. COME from from somewhere, while Be from did not work. eg: I came here from my uncles.
1 FROM meaning: from somewhere; born in 2.be from meaning: From . Different usage 1e from usage: Pot in adjectives, composite structures or prepositions with irregular verbs, or prepositions The phrase acts as a compound object of complement. example sentences: much of the to this plan has come from the media. The main opposition of the plan comes from the media. 2.be from us: connecting noun, adjectives, verbs irregularities, past words or prepositional phrases as complex objects for complement. example sentences: judging from his accent, he must be from the south. listening to his voice, it must be from the south. . Focus on different points 1e from focus: for general current hours. 2.be from focus: For general current or general futures. Clasting on 2019-06-10
The difference between COME from and be from: Different meaning, different usage, different focus
, different meanings
1e from meaning: from somewhere; born in
2.be from meaning: From
. Different usage
1e from usage: Pot adjectives, compound structure or prepositional phrase with irregular verbs as compound objects for complement words.
example sentences:
muchofthetothisplanhasComefromthemedia.
The main opposition voices of the plan come from the media.
2.be from us: connecting noun, adjectives, verbs irregularities, past words or prepositional phrases as complex objects for complement.
example sentences:
judgingfromHisaccent, hemustbefromthesout.
Listening to his voice, it must be from the south.
. Focus on different points
1e from focus: for general current hours.
2.be from focus: For general current or general futures.
First, COME from and Be FROM are the same meaning, meaning "from" sometimes interchangeable.
as:
he comes from China.
= he is from China.
(I am Chinese.)
. Their usage is a bit different. COME FROM is a brief verb. It does not use the adverbial consecutive for a period of time. It is simply coming from there; be from can be used with adverbials for a period of time. Where is BE from coming from and where people mean (meaning where their ancestors are there); indicate that from somewhere, be from is not possible.
, as:
1.i came here from my uncles.
2.he is from America.
He is from the United States.
① Where does Be from come from and where people mean (the meaning of ancestral home)
i am from China. I am Chinese.
come from where comes from (but simply comes from there)
i came from China. I come from China. (But not necessarily Chinese)
②
1. Both can represent "where". Review the hometown of the speaker. However, COME FROM is a brief verb, which is not used in conjunction with the continuation time. Be from can.
eg: I COME from China. = I am from China.
2. COME from from somewhere, while Be from did not work.
eg: I came here from my uncles.
1 FROM meaning: from somewhere; born in
2.be from meaning: From
. Different usage
1e from usage: Pot in adjectives, composite structures or prepositions with irregular verbs, or prepositions The phrase acts as a compound object of complement.
example sentences:
much of the to this plan has come from the media.
The main opposition of the plan comes from the media.
2.be from us: connecting noun, adjectives, verbs irregularities, past words or prepositional phrases as complex objects for complement.
example sentences:
judging from his accent, he must be from the south.
listening to his voice, it must be from the south.
. Focus on different points
1e from focus: for general current hours.
2.be from focus: For general current or general futures.
Clasting on 2019-06-10