Comingの例文や意味・使い方に関するQ&A

「Coming」を含む文の意味

Q: It's all coming together とはどういう意味ですか?

A: Thank you very much ❤️

Q: "the coming quite crowded" とはどういう意味ですか?

A: it began to fill up slowly but surely

We were the first to sit down. I don't think anyone knew the conference room was open yet. Soon after, more and more people trickled in, until the room became quite crowded.

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Q: Ah, yes.. it's all coming together now とはどういう意味ですか?

A: It's all coming together = means all items are physically being shipped and sent RIGHT NOW

Ah yes it's all coming together NOW=totally different meaning!!!!
It means =
-ah, yes. I finally understand what you're saying
= ah, yes. I finally get the point of the story.
= ah, yes. i have a better idea of these concepts.

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「Coming」の類語とその違い

Q: I'll coming soon と I'm coming soon はどう違いますか？

A: The first one is grammatically incorrect.

The second one, "I'm coming soon.", is correct and sounds natural.

If you want to use 'I will' instead of 'I am' in this sentence, it needs to be written as "I'll come soon.", which has barely any difference in meaning.

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