Come Down With: (1)

Grammar Tense Structure:

• Present Tense: come / comes down with
• Past Tense: came down with
• Past Participle: come down with
• Present Participle: coming down with

1: If you first show symptoms of an illness, we can say you are perhaps COMING DOWN WITH an illness

non-separable phrasal verb

•  I have a headache and high fever, I think I’m coming down with something.
• My bones aches and I’m shivering, I think I’ve come down with the flu.
• Do you think they symptoms are telling me I’m coming down with something?