I walked to the shopping centre, hoping to come across some good deals. It was so crowded. People seemed to come from everywhere.
I was inside a shoe store when the Paris fashion show came on TV in the background. After buying everything I needed, I realized I spent a lot of money. The total came to way more than expected.
Later, a friend came up to me while I was about to leave the mall. We started talking, and the topic of Christmas came up. We got excited and decided to organise a party for all our friends.
Explanation:
- Come across: to discover something by chance
- Come from: start in a particular place
- Come on: something started or being broadcasted
- Come to: to reach a particular amount or total
- Come up to : approach, move closer or initiate a conversation
- Come up: introduction of a subject or idea
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