run into

[@nenemtiaof5016]

What is the diference between TROUBLE and PROBLEM ?

[@isaacguedes9620]

Thanks for your help professor ! I will enter in the University because you professor ! You are my hero. I want to be a professor a day to teach to the people like you do. A big hug from Brazil.

[@AlucardMaldito]

Thanks a lot for your videos. I'm learning some english and Your videos are useful and illustrative. Regards from Mexico.

[@jainesantana2381]

I'm taking your course and learning more every day. I am grateful for your kindness in teaching us. please continue with this good deed. I'm Brazilian, I living in Brazil.

[@lovelyjj6527]

Hello Sir ! Please tell me PHRASAL VERBS for "FINISH" in the sense ....."my school finishes at 4 p.m."

[@saharasalad221]

👍👍👍👍👍

[@TheRafaelkate]

Excellent class. Weird example, but you will get it... I'm running into a really good English level, because of your videos! Keep up bro!

[@shivamuddapuram6445]

Make more videos on phresal vrrbs

[@bbkigudgudi6837]

Thanks ,sir you are very qualityfull teacher since i see your video on utube.

[@massimoguarneri6575]

I ran into the bathroom ten minutes ago

[@massimoguarneri6575]

Last night I ran into with my car

[@florasimixhiu6328]

You are the best teacher.

[@tramhicks1215]

I ran into a friend of mine back in 2007 revisiting Vietnam for the first time in Hue market who I haven't seen for 24 years she recognised first but unfortunately I said to her; who are you? she replied; Ngyen I couldn't remember her then I stayed away from her When I was back to London I do remember her( know ) she was mathematics prodigy at school in 1985 At that time my memory was really terribly

[@caiocezargoespereira120]

excellent class.

[@kausarperveen9453]

Thanks a lot.

[@massimoguarneri6575]

Yesterday I ran into a famous writer

[@izumikelly339]

So it means something happen that unexpected or rush into somewhere. Can I say I bump into one of my friend?

[@Learnamericanenglishonline]

Yes. -- I bumped into a friend of mine. = I ran into a friend of mine.

[@GabrielRamos-iw1ek]

Does anyone know all the meanings of the phrasal verb To take off?

[@allahmorad]

this is best teacher for English learning

[@sergeyliviy1980]

Thanks a million! You are a GREAT TEACHER!

[@thangngo8644]

They are running some financial difficulties.

[@moulmour]

many thanks teacher!

[@AbcdellosvapoBlogspotItVaino]

Thanks paol

[@thangngo8644]

She ran into some problems while she was using her computer.

[@sharpayas3052]

If I ride my bike fast,I will run into an accident. Is it correct sir ?

[@thangngo8644]

Vanessa ran into some problems with her computer.

[@sharpayas3052]

If I ride my bike fast, I will run into an accident. Is it correct sir ?

[@marinarubinos2580]

Thanks!💕🙏

[@thangngo8644]

Someone quickly get into the store to get some milk.

[@angelicamorales3842]

Thanks!!

[@LinhPham-lr4bp]

Thanks teacher.

[@matheus-ki1pe]

Ran into is separable or inseparable?

[@taherelsayed1865]

an Excellent lesson as usual Thank you

[@massimoguarneri6575]

I sometimes run into with my computer

[@SPIRITofPROPHESY0]

thank you so much!

[@sunitarakeshsharma7928]

Thank you sir for sharing this wonderful video and plz keep uploading such useful stuff Could you please make a video on passive voice and passive past models ( would have been, could have been, might have been.....

[@thangngo8644]

I ran into a friend of mine into the street.

[@hibaabdelrahman5272]

Excellent lesson

[@saddambmf9463]

Thank you sir

[@thangngo8644]

Joe's car ran into another car

[@ddsamyaliali988]

Thank you teacher

[@sln140159]

Thank you teacher

[@sebassanchezc-1379]

PERFECT!! THANXS SO MUCH

[@salahuddinnoorzad]

Pretty nice expressions

[@thangngo8644]

Make a quick stop.

[@FirstLast-gy9ut]

Good job 👍

[@titusrichecade1071]

I truly appreciate it

[@حسامعمرو-ض2ن]

Much appreciated

[@desertrose7286]

Thanks so much for your the videos you make, there are so useful to understand and speak fluent American English language

[@beyzatasdonderen3075]

👏👏👏👏👏

[@InTheKnow855]

*Hi teacher Paul! How does that phrase differ from Came across?*

[@Learnamericanenglishonline]

It's similar; however, "come across" is usually used for information. -- I came across an interesting article in the newspaper this morning. (past tense). It is possible to use "come across" for people.

[@fayselhassen4681]

Thanks Alot

[@user-friendly-kind]

Thanks !!!

[@massimoguarneri6575]

Yesterday I ran into a shop near my house to buy some milk

[@AnjuSharma-bh4oz]

Very soft spoken teacher who speaks each and every word so clearly that anyone can understand,