Phrasal Verb: Come forward
English Meaning: Present oneself
Hindi Meaning: सामने आना
The phrasal verb “come forward” is used when someone steps up or presents themselves voluntarily, usually to offer help, information, or to take responsibility.
What Does “Come forward” Mean?
“Come forward” means:
- To present oneself officially or publicly
- To volunteer information, help, or responsibility
In Hindi, it means “सामने आना”, especially in situations like investigations, help requests, or confessions.
For example:
- “Nobody came forward to help the injured man.”
= घायल व्यक्ति की मदद के लिए कोई सामने नहीं आया।
How to Use “Come forward” in Sentences
Example 1: The witness came forward with new information.
Hindi: गवाह नई जानकारी के साथ सामने आया।
Example 2: Several people came forward to donate blood.
Hindi: कई लोग रक्तदान के लिए सामने आए।
Example 3: No one has come forward to claim the lost phone.
Hindi: खोया हुआ फ़ोन लेने के लिए कोई सामने नहीं आया।
Example 4: She came forward and admitted her mistake.
Hindi: वह सामने आई और अपनी गलती स्वीकार की।
Example 5: Police are asking people to come forward with any leads.
Hindi: पुलिस लोगों से किसी भी जानकारी के साथ सामने आने की अपील कर रही है।
Common Mistakes When Using “Come forward”
❌ Incorrect: He forward came to help.
✅ Correct: He came forward to help.
❌ Incorrect: I come forwards with evidence.
✅ Correct: I came forward with evidence.
(Use correct past tense: came)
Questions for Test
- What is the meaning of “come forward” in Hindi?
- Translate: “She came forward to report the incident.”
- Use “come forward” in a sentence about volunteering.
- Is “come forward” used when someone hides or presents themselves?
- Fill in the blank: No one ___ to accept the award.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Is “come forward” formal or informal?
It can be used in both formal and informal settings.
Can it be used in legal or police contexts?
Yes, very commonly—especially when requesting witnesses or information.
Is “come forward” separable?
No, “come forward” is not separable. You can’t insert a word between “come” and “forward.”
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