The phrasal verb "come along" means to hurry, usually said as a command to someone. It is a way to encourage someone to move more quickly.
Phrasal Verb: "come along" significa darse prisa, usualmente dicho como una orden a alguien. Es una forma de animar a alguien a moverse más rápido.
| Phrasal Verb | come along |
|---|---|
| Definition | to hurry (usually said as a command to someone) |
| Examples | - Come along! I haven't got all day! - Come along now. Time for bed! |
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