No. 180 in Danish
kommet
"Kommet" in English means "come" (past participle of "come").
In a sentence
Jeg er kommet hjem fra arbejde.
I have come home from work.
Here, 'kommet' is the past participle used with the auxiliary verb 'er' to form the present perfect tense, indicating an action that has been completed recently or has relevance to the present.
De havde ikke kommet til festen.
They had not come to the party.
In this sentence, 'kommet' is used with 'havde' to form the past perfect tense, referring to an action completed before another past event.
Er de kommet til enighed?
Have they reached an agreement?
Here, 'kommet' is used in a question with the auxiliary verb 'er' to inquire about the completion of an action, emphasizing the result of the process.
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