come on (1)

This page is about the phrasal verb come on (1)

Meaning

to make progress or to improve in some way

progress, come along

come on How's your dancing coming on? Are you still taking lessons?
come on Josef's English is coming on nicely. Soon he'll be joining in simple conversations.

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