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What Does the Phrase “Come to Past” mean?
I’m using it in my essay and it just sort of came into my head but i am not sure i am using it correctly. i’ve looked online for a phrases definition but can’t find anything.
This is my sentence if you’re curious.
The purpose of this essay is to explore a cultural society where males are more favourable over females and why it has come to past in the 21st century.
THANKS!
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‘Come to pass’ means happen, occur, eventuate.
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A few days ago
The phrase is “come to pass” meaning to happen or occur.
Well done, checking it out before using it in your essay.
I don’t think you’re using the word favourable correctly either.
I believe it should read ” males are favoured over females”.
Good luck.
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In modern parlance it simply means ‘happen’. The correct phrase is ‘come to pass’ not ‘come to past’.
Past tense: ‘came to pass’
Future tense ‘will come to pass’
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Come to pass means it will happen. in future.
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Why it has come to pass, not past. Otherwise your sentence is appropriate.
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…. and why it happens in the 21st…
Not english, arent you ?
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