Learning English: Phrasal Verbs with Run

Learn common English phrasal verbs with RUN in this fun, practical vocabulary lesson! Discover how to use “run out of,” “run into,” “run across,” “run through,” and more with clear explanations and everyday examples.

The verb “run” means much more than moving quickly. Adding words like “out,” “into,” “over,” or “away” can completely change its meaning. This lesson helps you understand these expressions and use them more confidently in English conversation.

In this video, you’ll learn:

✅ Run out of — use something up completely
✅ Run out on — abandon someone or your responsibilities
✅ Run into — meet unexpectedly, collide with something, or encounter trouble
✅ Run over — hit someone or something with a vehicle
✅ Run away — leave or escape
✅ Run away with — escape while taking something
✅ Run across — find something by chance
✅ Run through — review, rehearse, or practice
✅ Run something by someone — ask for an opinion or approval
✅ Run up a bill — accumulate charges or debt
✅ Run yourself down — become exhausted from doing too much
✅ Run someone down — criticize someone
✅ Run down — lose power or energy
✅ Run on — continue longer than expected
✅ Run off — leave suddenly
✅ Run off with — leave while taking something
✅ Run up against — encounter a difficulty or obstacle

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