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"Come on" in this sentence is used to show that you know what somebody has said isn't correct. It's similar to saying in Chines:得了吧, 算了吧。在本句中，用于表示知道某人所说的话不正确。And it can be also used to order somebody to hurry and encourage someone to try harder. It's similar to saying in Chinese: 快点！加油！加把劲儿！Come on还可以用于命令别人抓紧时间或者是鼓励别人再次尝试做失败的事情。For example: Come on. We haven't got a day. (快点！我们时间不多。) Come on! Try once more. （加把劲儿，再试一次。）
In every programme of mine, you can hear "let's come to the key words", "Let's come to the grammar" etc. The phrase "come to something" means "start talking about a subject". 开始讨论（某一话题）。For example: I would like to come to that question later. （我想以后再谈那个问题。）
If we put "on" before "to" and change "something" to "someboy", it is " come on to somebody" which is an idiom that means "to behave in a way that shows you want to have a sexual relationship with him". 勾引，勾搭（想和某人发生性关系）。It's similar to saying in Chinese: 吃豆腐。对某人轻薄。He tried to come on to me during the party. 他在宴会期间力图亲近我. Get out of my face, now way! If we delete on, it is "come on somebody" which means meet somebody by chance. 偶遇。It can be also said as "come upon somebody" "run into somebody""happen to somebody""stumble across somebody" and so on.
In this sentence "just" means "only". 仅仅是，只是。This essay is just not good enough. 这篇文章实在是不好。"Just not good enough" means" very bad". I didn't mean to upset you, it's just that I had to tell somebody. 我本不想打扰你，只是我想找个人说说而已。Here's a sentence pattern : It's just that... 只是想......。Just because you are older than me doesn't mean you know everything. (你年龄比我大但是并不意味着你什么都知道。) here's a sentence pattern: Just because + 从句+ doesn't mean + 从句。意思是：.......并不是意味着（代表着）......。
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