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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
Run across or run into?
Good morning! Is there any difference between run across and run into?
For example, is the same "I ran across an old friend" and "I ran into an old friend"?
For example, is the same "I ran across an old friend" and "I ran into an old friend"?
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It's come across not run across . Normally, you come across [something] and you run into [someone] . H.
- It's come across not run across .
- Normally, you come across [something] and you run into [someone] .
- H.
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It's come across not run across.
Normally, you come across [something] and you run into [someone].
H.
Normally, you come across [something] and you run into [someone].
H.
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