difficult sentence

[adel87]

hi at all
in this sentence
would have come out to see you,
i don't understand "have come out"
i only found come out in dictionary
thank you

[konungursvia]

In this phrasal verb, "out" signifies a certain distance. So, if someone is very near:

"I would have come to see you...."

But if they live a significant distance away:

"I would have come out to see you...."

[PROACEnglish]

Originally Posted by adel87

hi at all
in this sentence
would have come out to see you,
i don't understand "have come out"
i only found come out in dictionary
thank you

"would have come out" - Third Conditional (Hypothetical events,speculation) - You only find in a dictionary "come out". So, look up the other two. I hope you can understand after that.

[hai_lua_t2]

Thank konungursvia a lot. I was learned more an expression

[Emily.zh]

I am a little confused about what you have said actually..
As far as I am concerned, adel87's question might relate to the TENSE, isn't it?