Two cars ran ________ each other this morning.

Two cars ran ________ each other this morning.

• A. Through
• B. Into
• C. Past
• D. By

Answer: (B)

This tests your understanding of how to express a collision with a phrasal verb. When two vehicles collide, we say they ran into each other. The preposition into signals contact or impact with another object as a result of movement, which matches the meaning here. The other options don’t fit because they don’t convey a collision: through would imply passing from one side to the other, past would mean going by without touching, and by would indicate proximity or passing beside rather than making contact.

This tests your understanding of how to express a collision with a phrasal verb. When two vehicles collide, we say they ran into each other. The preposition into signals contact or impact with another object as a result of movement, which matches the meaning here.

The other options don’t fit because they don’t convey a collision: through would imply passing from one side to the other, past would mean going by without touching, and by would indicate proximity or passing beside rather than making contact.