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Please show me how to pronounce common .
Come is a verb.
e.g. I come to here every day. I'm coming. I came. I will come.
common is an adjective, it's used to describe something that is very normal and happens frequently.
e.g. It's veru common to have dinner with your family.
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- Spanish (Spain)
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- Spanish (Spain)
- English (UK) Near fluent
- English (US) Near fluent
Come is a verb.
e.g. I come to here every day. I'm coming. I came. I will come.
common is an adjective, it's used to describe something that is very normal and happens frequently.
e.g. It's veru common to have dinner with your family.
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