Run Into VS Come Across: What’s the Difference?

In today’s English lesson we are learning the difference between “run into” and “come across.” Do you think that these phrasal verbs are confusing?
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[@BrisPracticalEnglish]

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I come cross your lesson today ever since i have been utilising the meaning of that twice,, thank you so much 👏👏

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[@demysportillo]

Hi teacher, thanks for this class , it helped me a lot, I'd like a class with the phrasal verb COME THROUGH

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[@BrisPracticalEnglish]

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[@พันธุ์ศักดิ์ศิริเลิศ]

Sam ran into his old teacher who taught him at a primary school at the market yesterday. Johnson came across my keys at home as a decent person. We ran into a problem with our car. John ran into the bell in front of his home. Susan came across her kids in the zoo.

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When I go shopping, I run into raining.

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[@juancarloscastro1393]

So you use "come across" when you find something by chance, and " run into" when you meet someone by chance, right?

[@juancarloscastro1393]

I came across a gold watch on the sidewalk on my way to work this morning.
I ran into an old friend of mine a few weeks ago.

[@waltermanuelrengifoalcanta6476]

I ran into my friend in the grocery store, We could come across to see to go up above a water are very funny the couple of whales

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Could you explain to me about 'Run Across someone'?

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[@kenrutherford1109]

We _ran_ _into_ my neighbor at the grocery store
I thought my keys were missing but I finally _came across_ them

[@autumnhtet2311]

Our group is running into a risk with a starting business

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Hi

[@autumnhtet2311]

He came across as a decisive man.

[@BrisPracticalEnglish]

Very good! You remember a lot of the vocabulary!

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[@royousuf9858]

Today,I have run into difficulty to conducting the awareness session on human trafficking with those community who are prone to be victim of human trafficking

[@elaikafike736]

I run into homework😅
& come across hard😢
work at school next😂🎉
year to get my diploma

[@waltermanuelrengifoalcanta6476]

We could come across to see the funny way of the pair of whales to get up into arrived above surface of the Sea

[@TLK3324]

Almost the same, not much differences between them

[@nikolaykovalenkosinger-1410]

What's the difference: the car crashed into a tree and the car ran into a tree?

[@BrisPracticalEnglish]

Great question!
Both "crashed into" and "ran into" describe a collision between a car and a tree. However, "crashed into" implies a more violent impact, possibly causing significant damage to the car and the tree, while "ran into" may imply a less severe impact, such as a minor fender bender.
Additionally, "crashed into" suggests that the driver may have lost control of the car, while "ran into" suggests that the driver may have accidentally hit the tree.

[@nikolaykovalenkosinger-1410]

@@BrisPracticalEnglish thank you!

[@nandamin3916]

I run into my ex- girlfriend at University.

[@BrisPracticalEnglish]

Yes! Great example!