Correct spellings for BCOME
- acme The acme of his success was winning the important business deal that he had been striving for.
- Became He became a successful businessman in just a few years.
- become Working hard to improve your skills can make you become a successful professional.
- becomes As the sun rises, the sky becomes brighter with each passing moment.
- bomb The bomb exploded with a deafening sound, leaving destruction all around.
- boom The loud boom startled me out of my sleep.
- boomer
- Came She came running to him when she heard him calling for help.
- coma She was in a coma for three weeks after the accident.
- comb She combed her hair with a wide-tooth comb to avoid any tangles.
- come I'll come and pick you up at the station.
- comer Yo soy un buen comer, me encanta la comida.
- comm
- Como Como is a conjunction that is commonly used to introduce a subordinate clause.
