come on over

A2 informal inseparable intransitive

In simple words

come to my place

Literal meaning: to move toward this place and across to it

Meanings

1 A2 idiomatic informal

very common

used to invite someone to come to your home or where you are

"If you're free later, come on over for dinner."

"Come on over, baby, whole lotta shakin' goin' on."
— Jerry Lee Lewis, "Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin' On"

Grammar: inseparable

Usage notes

Very common in friendly spoken English, especially in North America.

house place tonight later for dinner

Base

come on over

I/you/we/they

3rd person

comes on over

he/she/it

Past simple

came on over

yesterday

Past participle

come on over

have + pp

-ing form

coming on over

continuous

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