Phrasal Verbs with into

• break into

  (inseperable) to forcibly enter
  Mary broke into the car to steal the stereo.

• come into

  (inseperable) to acquire
  Mary came into a lot of money when her grandfather passed away.

• get into

  (inseperable) to be involved with
  If you get into the wrong crowd, you are likely to get into a lot of trouble.

• look into

  (inseperable) to investigate
  The grand jury is looking into the allegations that bribes influenced the mayor's actions.

• run into

  (inseperable) to meet unexpectedly
  I was surprised when I ran into Bill on the way to the store yesterday.

• talk into

  (seperable) to persuade to do something
  Max talked Mary into going to Mexico with him.