Q: comes with and side item I am confused with following phrases, how these two phrases work,please help me. Thank you!
Match them with their meanings

  
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*comes with
  
*side item                      
  
  
     (a) to be included with a meal
   (b) added to, or along with the main part of a


A: 1 will go with a because if said item comes with a meal, it will be included with a meal. For example, if a menu said a steak comes with a baked potato, you will expect the baked potato with your steak at no additional cost. A side item (2) is usually an add on to the main meal (b). So you can add on a baked potato to your steak for a bit of extra money. However, 2 and b could also go together in the same way that 1 goes with a. A side item of your choice could be included with your steak.
