Goods and you come

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• Examples of sentences with "goods"
• Examples of sentences with "vienes"

Goods is a plural noun that refers to something useful for a person (I am not interested in their goods). You come is a conjugated form of the verb "to come" (Warn me if you come to the party).

The words "goods" and "come" are homophone words, since they sound the same but are written differently and have different meanings.

• Goods. It is the plural of the common noun good and refers to something that is useful for the human being, such as a house, a car, clothing, money, etc. For example: The goods of the company grew during this year.
• You come. It is the conjugation of the verb "come" in the second person of the present indicative mood. For example: ¿You come to the park with us?

• See also: Sentences with homophone words

Examples of sentences with "goods"

1. I have entered the business of goods estate.
2. These were goods of the family.
3. The goods of the family are jealously guarded.
4. That house is one of my goods most precious.
5. In the bank my goods they are well cared for.
6. After signing the papers, this property will become part of my goods.
7. All my goods I keep them in my house.
8. I don't have many goods of family.
9. My uncle owns many goods that does not take advantage.
10. After marriage, you will get many goods gains.
11. I will deposit my money in the bank to obtain goods investment, within some time.
12. Libraries and public parks are a goods freely accessible to all citizens.
13. Bread and water are considered to be goods of first necesity.
14. He has spent a good part of his life accumulating goods personal.
15. These properties are some of the goods of the family and for that reason, they are protected.
16. Ana and Ricardo will get married next month but they won't get goods community since they signed a prenuptial agreement that cancels said goods.
17. Believe it or not, air is considered one of the goods free type.
18. Maria bought a new sewing machine as she plans to start a sewing business. To this kind of goods they are known as goods intermediaries.
19. You better not show off with your goods.
20. The business of goods Estate promises a lot of money for some people.

See also:

• Goods
• Consumer goods

Examples of sentences with "vienes"

1. ¿You come to the library with me?
2. You come with us to the school party?
3. Yes you come, I promise you will have fun.
4. ¿You come to the square?
5. Are you sure you come from that place?
6. ¿You come and you go so fast?
7. Yes you come home, my mother will make you a delicious cake.
8. Yes you come with us to the tournament, you will not regret it.
9. If Macarena comes, you too you come Truth?
10. ¿You come or are you leaving?
11. Yes you come, you must buy a costume as the party is only about costumes.
12. Sure that you come with your younger brother
13. Hope so you come with Lucas, come and buy some refreshments to treat everyone.
14. Yes you come For school, buy me a sandwich before you go in.
15. Yes you come for the club, we'll see you here.
16. We will save you a seat if you come to the play.
17. I think so you come to my house, I won't be able to see you at that time.
18. Perhaps you come walking?
19. ¿You come by bus from the city?
20. Yes you come In the 6 pm bus, I will meet you at the bus terminal at 9:30 pm, waiting for you.

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