come along or come I cannot understand most frequently meaning expression "come along". For examples: 1) "They said it's good if I come along." 2) "You can come along if you want." My translator translates it like "come along with smb" but for me I could translate these sentances both ways like just "come" or like "come along with smb". and there are a lof of examples when used come along in meaning just come, and I cannot understand could I use in these cases just come withount alon and what difference between come and come along in these cases... Examples: 1) "anybody could come along and build new technology" 2) "Particularly when some engineer has come along with the answer." 3) "A new technology will come along to fix the messes we made with the last one." for me, in all these cases, I could use just come. My questions are: 1) What difference between come and come along? 2) Could I use come instead come along almost cases "come along with"?

What does this song line mean? (Moby - Slipping Away) The fresh hold is breaking tonight Please, explain me complete meaning this line and meanings of each part of this line. The fresh hold - Is the word hold a noun? What does it mean fresh hold? What the most frequently meanings for noun a hold? is breaking - Is the word breaking a verb break + ing or like breaking news it is a adjective. What does it mean breaking tonight? What the most frequently meaning for adjective breaking?

Passive voice

What does "beckon" mean? What is the most frequently meaning a verb beckon? Please, give me a couple of examples, when you use it in daily live. I have some troubles with understanding common examples in the internet. Foe example, I'm going to really beckon. I didn't grasp it.

way off beat Context is: they will work hard to understand what you mean even when you're way off beat. My question are: 1) What dose it mean - way off 2) What dose mean - beat in this context 3) What is the right way to understand this construction?