Ontem ensinamos os phrasal verbs ‘run into’ e ‘bump into’ para se dizer que você encontrou alguém por acaso. Mas e o phrasal verb ‘come across’? Tem o mesmo significado? Vamos rever isso no mini-podcast de hoje.
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QUESTION FROM LISTENER: Tim, what about the phrasal verb “come across”? Can it be used in the same situations?
DICAS MENCIONADAS:
I ram into a Romulo, my old friend last week. Than I come across a new word while I was reading an article.
Good job!
Hi Timmy,
I was on vacation in Berlin and suddenly I run into my nephew in the street. What a surprise!
Yesterday, I while throwing away some old stuffs at home I came across my daughter kindergarten paper of Mom’s Day. I got very touching! Memories from the past rekindled. Time goes by….
I ran into a old friend at the beach.
Normally I run into some relatives when I’m in my family house, days ago cleaning the house of my parents, I come across some toys from I was a baby
Hi, I like this podcast. It is an interesting way to describe phrasal verbs. These two words ‘run across’ & ‘come across’ are very common verbs which used in general language. With the help of such examples, it becomes very easy to learn for everyone. It will be helpful to learn grammar rules and use of verbs. For learning any language, Grammar and its rules are very important. If the basics are clear then we can communicate in any language. If we learn in this pattern then definitely our mistakes will become less. These things we can develop through continuous practice. I am a language tutor and I am always curious to learn some new teaching techniques. I prefer https://nativemonks.com/ for my linguistic queries. Here, you will find lots of tutors to help you.
I ran into an old friend last week when I went to the square.
I came across one of my son’s old toys when I was preparing to leave my old house.
Great job!