Opinions & arguments
come round to something
gradually accept an idea
To gradually change your opinion and begin to accept an idea or plan.
Hear it in real life
Does your brother support the plan now?
Yes, he has come round to it after seeing the benefits.
She was against moving abroad at first, but she eventually came round to the idea.
The mistake everyone makes
Not: My parents came round with the idea.
Say: My parents came round to the idea.
Use “to” before the idea or plan someone gradually accepts.
Build it
How it fits in a sentence.
come round to something; come round to doing something
Your turn: say it out loud
She was against moving abroad at first, but she eventually came round to the idea.
Say it out loud two or three times, until it feels like yours.
come round to something
gradually accept an idea
“She was against moving abroad at first, but she eventually came round to the idea.”
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