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Tenacious Learner Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

Run over versus run into

Hi teachers,

Which is the difference between 'run over' and 'run into'?

Bokth them them mean the same 'collide with a person or a vehilcle'?

Examples:

He lost his job after he 'ran into' a police car.

A couple of weeks ago he almost 'ran over' an old lady.

Thanks in advance
  

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Thinking Spain Bokth them them mean the same 'collide with a person or a vehilcle'? Very Sorry. I mean, both of them mean the same ...

  • Thinking Spain Bokth them them mean the same 'collide with a person or a vehilcle'?
  • Very Sorry.
  • I mean, both of them mean the same ...
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Thinking SpainBokth them them mean the same 'collide with a person or a vehilcle'?

Very Sorry. I mean, both of them mean the same ...
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Hi,

Which is the difference between 'run over' and 'run into'?
Bokth them them mean the same 'collide with a person or a vehilcle'?

Examples:
He lost his job after he 'ran into' a police car.
A couple of weeks ago he almost 'ran over' an old lady.

Here's the basic idea.
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Yes! that's a woderful explanation!!!Emotion: clap Thanks a lot Clive.
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Thinking SpainYes! that's a woderful explanation!!! Thanks a lot Clive.

Yes! That's a wonderful explanation!!!

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