Phrasal Verbs with "Into"
1. Come into: to inherit AE: He came into a large fortune at the age of 21.
2. Go into: to undertake as one's study or work
AE: She untertook the training of the new worker.
3. Bump into: to meet someone unexpectedly
AE: I bumped into my friend this morning.
4. Burst into: to suddenly cry
AE: He burst into laughter when he heard the joke.
5. Get into: to cause someone else to start doing something
AE: You'll get into the trouble .
1 comment:
Hi Leonardo,
I like that you chose "bump into"...I kind-of bumped into my dad today, except that he didn't see me, so I didn't exactly 'bump into' him...I was on the bus, and I saw him walking on the sidewalk :)
Take care!
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