Put the elements into the gaps

Complete the sentences with the correct prepositions. There are 3 extra prepositions you won't need.
Phrasal verbs with "come"

• to come down with — to be sick;

• to come across — to meet someone in the street unplanned;

• to come up with — to think of an idea;

• to come into — to get a heritage after a relative has died;

• to come over — to visit.

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1. No wonder Jane has come [ ] a cold. Her immune system is so weak.
2. How about coming [ ] Patty tonight? We haven't seen each other for ages.
3. While I was speaking to Tom, I came [ ] an interesting idea.
4. The first thing Lucy did when she came [ ] a big sum of money was to quit.
5. At the exhibition I came [ ] my school teacher.
6. I'm not a creative person. It's always a torture for me to come [ ] new ideas.
7. If I hadn't come [ ] the flu, we could have come [ ] Ron.