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20 jun 2017
Pergunta sobre Inglês (EUA)
A: I came to know that fact.
B: I came across that fact.
Are both A and B the same thing?
A: I came to know that fact.
B: I came across that fact.
Are both A and B the same thing?
B: I came across that fact.
Are both A and B the same thing?
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where as came across means find something by chance
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No. A (to come to know) is a way of saying "to learn" or "to find out." One can also come to know a person (i.e. become acquainted with). B (to come across) means "to find/discover by chance."

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