"How come?" is a question. It is very common in informal spoken English. Meaning: We say "how come?" to ask why something has happened. We say "how come?" to ask why a particular situation exists. "How come?“ expresses surprise by a situation. Example: Mark: Do you want to go to the … [Read More...]
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