Thanks a lot for your awesome videos! Keep up the good work! We kind of wish you would include more idioms and slang expressions in your teaching materials, though. - ESL students from Moscow, Russia
The first part "either come on you" makes no sense in English. The next part "had I see this coming" is probably meant to be "had I seen this coming..." Had I seen this coming is a conditional usually followed by what someone would have done if they had seen something coming. It means 'If I had known this was going to happen I would have...."
Thank You for this video, as always quite helpfull .
Thanks a lot for your awesome videos!
Keep up the good work!
We kind of wish you would include more idioms and slang expressions in your teaching materials, though.
- ESL students from Moscow, Russia
either come on you had I see this coming.....Sir explain this meaning
The first part "either come on you" makes no sense in English. The next part "had I see this coming" is probably meant to be "had I seen this coming..."
Had I seen this coming is a conditional usually followed by what someone would have done if they had seen something coming. It means 'If I had known this was going to happen I would have...."