curriculum/challenges/english/blocks/learn-how-to-clarify-information-in-different-interactions/663688f21e5cce3a30161e12.md
When you say that you run into a person, you mean that you meet someone when you did not expect it. For example, you might run into a friend at the store when you didn't know they would be there. Sometimes, it is used simply as a synonym to meet.
Listen to the sentence and fill in the blank.
Thanks for the description, Tom. I'll make sure to say hi when I BLANK into her.
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Combined with into, this verb represents meeting someone, usually by chance.
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