Perfect!

Exactly! I thought long and hard about the color of my last car (shed a tear, I sold it…). I went with dark gray, close to black anyway!

Perfect! For me, the most tempting thing is the “dynamic island” on the Pro version. “Dynamic island” is a strange name, but I like what it does!

We typically don’t use “come in” with food at a restaurant or anything freshly prepared. In this case, cooking a burger is a way of preparing it or changing it. When we use “come in,” we talk about the way something is produced or sold in bulk. In this case, you can say, “The restaurant orders patties from a large supplier. The burgers come in 1/4 or 1/3 pound patties.” But that’s from the perspective of the business owner who orders a product in bulk. You could say this at the grocery store, “Cheerios come in regular, multigrain, and honey.” That makes sense because it’s a product produced in large quantities with standardized options.

Great example!

Ah, great example. You can say, “Speaking of cars, the Bronco is a model that Ford now sells in Brazil.”