English · Common Verbs
came
/keɪm/
[/keɪm/]
past tense of come
Beginnerverb
Definition
Past tense of 'come': to have moved toward or arrived at a place.
Example
She came to the party late but stayed until the very end, dancing with all her friends.
She came to the party late but stayed until the very end, dancing with all her friends.
Etymology
From Old English 'cōm', past tense of 'cuman' (to come).
How & Where It’s Used
Used for completed arrival or movement in the past.