Come Down To - Phrasal Verb of the Day

Come Down To - Phrasal Verb of the Day Todays phrasal verb of the day is: Come Down ToInfinitive form: Come Down ToPresent Tense: Come Down To/ Comes Down Toing form: Coming Down ToPast tense: Came Down ToPast Participle: Came Down ToCome Down To is an inseparable English phrasal verb. The term Boils Down to is synonymous to this phrase.  It can be used in the following  ways:When the situation or problem is influenced by someone or something1. We should stop involving people in our fight, because when in the end, we know this all comes down to me and you.2. Stop acting paranoid! We both know this all comes down to Troy getting to the police station on time.When a situation is reduced to something1.  What this is all coming down to is your inability to think clearly.2. Alright, so youre telling that this boils down to either staying here with this lunatic or to going out and feed myself to the zombies?!No Video YetExercises: Write your answers in comments and we will correct them.Fill in the gaps from the video above:Co mplete the sentences below with the correct form of Come Down To.1.  Learning how to swim ___ ___ __ patience and perseverance. After all,nobody I know learn anything they do in one day.2. What our major concern _____ ___ __ is whether it will rain today or not.3.  In the end, it  _____ ____ __ how much you risked your life in trying to save her, huh?4. Sooner or later, this will all ____ ___ __ who wants to who the best student is.5. Can somebody please tell me how it all _____ ____ ___ this mess?Change the example sentences above to negative sentences (or positive, if the sentence is already negative). Then change them to questions.