phrasal verb of met by chance
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hey !!
You can use 2 phrasal verbs
ran into
ran across
but
It seems that into goes better with people, and across goes better with objects
hope it helps uh !!
You can use 2 phrasal verbs
ran into
ran across
but
It seems that into goes better with people, and across goes better with objects
hope it helps uh !!
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Phrasal verb of met by chance is to run into.
For example:
If someone says that i met a friend by accident, or met him/her by chance, then there are two possible scenarios (which I know, but there can be more).
I ran into a friend of mine.
OR
I ran across a friend of mine.
For example:
If someone says that i met a friend by accident, or met him/her by chance, then there are two possible scenarios (which I know, but there can be more).
I ran into a friend of mine.
OR
I ran across a friend of mine.
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