The document discusses the meanings and usage of the phrasal verbs "come down on" and "come down from." It explains that "come down on" means to rebuke, criticize severely, punish, or demand money from someone due to a fault. In contrast, "come down from" simply means to come from one place to another. Examples are provided to illustrate the different uses of each phrasal verb. The document was authored by Nageswar Rao. A, an English teacher, to teach the meanings and proper usage of these similar-sounding phrasal verbs.

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Meaning & Usage of
Phrasal Verbs with “Come - 3”
“Come down on Vs Come down from”.
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English Teacher

2. Today, let us learn the meaning and usage of phrasal verbs
“Come down on and Come down from.”
 Come down on means rebuke somebody; criticize severely for
some fault; punish somebody; demand money from.
 A good teacher should not come down so hard on his students.

The traffic personnel are coming down heavily on signal
breakers.
 He came down on the driver of the car for heavy damages.
 Come down from means to come from one place to another.
 When did you come down from Hyderabad?
 Marwaries have come down from Marwad.
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