English Phrasal Verbs - Come Around, Come Out With

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Hey, English learners. Welcome to another phrasal verb episode. I hope you're doing great and that you're ready to learn a couple new phrasal verbs today. It's raining outside, so you might hear some rain in the background. Sorry about that. So today, we're gonna look at the phrasal verbs come around and come out with. So come around means to be converted to another person's opinion. For example, I could say, "He never came around to her point of view." In this case, I'm saying that he was never converted to her point of view, to her opinion. Uh, he was never convinced of it and never changed his mind about, uh, that topic. So that's come around. And then come out with means to make something available to the public. For example, I could say, "The investigators are expected to come out with their findings tomorrow." In this case, I'm saying that the investigators are expected to release their findings to the public tomorrow. Like, maybe they'll talk about them on the news or whatever. They will make their findings available to the public. They will come out with their findings. So now I'm gonna