Take it glasses, it come in handy (in useful). is this correct?Take it glasses, it make come in handy (in useful).Take it glasses, it'll make come in handy (in useful).Take it glasses with you, I

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Danyel

Take it glasses, it come in handy (in useful). is this correct?Take it glasses, it make come in handy (in useful).Take it glasses, it'll make come in handy (in useful).Take it glasses with you, I think it'll make come in handy (in useful).

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I'm not sure what you're trying to say with "take it glasses." Something is lost in the translation there. As far as "being useful." The idiom is "come in handy." So, for example: "Take this screwdriver with you. It might come in handy." "I will keep this bottle with me. It might come in handy."

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