くる= to appear/arrive/come
AにBがくる = B arrives at A, B comes to A






A」と「B」に同じグループのものがくる場合があります。
There are cases where (two) items of the same group are placed in "A" and "B".
There are cases where (two) items of the same group appear/arrive at "A" and "B".


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このように、Yes / No の後に主語を代名詞に変え、be動詞を続ける。Yes, she is. のように文の最後に be動詞がくる場合には、縮約形は使えないので注意する。
When it's the case that be動詞 COMES at the end of a sentence like in in 'Yes, she is.', ...


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第五文型（目的語が意味上の主語となり目的格補語に不定詞がくる場合）
The object becomes the sense subject and in (the place where the) object/objective complement (is), the infinitive comes/appears

    Ex:
    I intend you to be a teacher. ※teacherになるのは「you」である。
      *direct object(of 'intend'):you, sense subject(of the infinitive 'to be'):you,  object complement:to be a teacher

    He compelled his younger brother to drink.（彼は弟に無理やり飲ませた。）※使役動詞で、younger brotherがdrinkの意味上の主語。


*Sense subject:it's a grammatical term used when it's important  to particularly/expressly  indicate/point  a noun or pronoun who is the performer of a non-finite verb(infinitive, gerund, participle)
Ex:
   It is good for you to eat an apple a day.
'you' is the sense subject for the infinitive ( 'to eat').
Who eats an apple a day? 'You' do!



*An object complement is a noun, a pronoun, or an adjective which follows a direct object to rename it or state what it has become.
    To make her happy (direct object:her, object complement=happy)
    To name her Heidi
    To consider someone stupid
    To paint something purple
    To catch somebody stealing