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Discover LudwigThe phrase "it would come back" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to express the idea that something will return or be seen again in the future, for example: I thought that summer feeling was gone for good, but then I realized it would come back eventually.
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As Joshua Kamens, the head of a company called Anndorll, put it, he knew from almost the minute he applied for a license to sell sugar in Iran that "it would come back to haunt me".
"I think he thought that if he didn't do anything, it would come back on its own," Ms. Gorbaty said.
When I would straighten my hair, it would come back more resilient and instantly return to its normal, curly self in the humid Baltimore weather.
We knew it would come back, somewhere.
They also said it would come back.
"It would come back instantly," she recalled.
"After the drone hit, everyone was so frightened it would come back," Mr. Jaber said.
"You told me when we made the movie it would come back big," Bauer said.
Put it down to age, he said: he sometimes forgot a name and then it would come back.
"I would submit scientific articles in English, and it would come back in mail delivered by KGB," Mr. Davidzon recalled.
"When times are tough, I knew it would come back to me," Armstead said.
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