"A kutya visszanéz és befut az erdőbe."

Translation: The dog looks back and runs into the forest.

[guilth]

this "in into" is so annoying

[jzsuzsi]

Is 'in into" correct in English, or it only exists in the Hungarian course creators' mind?

[mizinamo]

It sounds wrong to me: redundant. "into" is basically "in" + "to", so already contains the "in" of "runs in".

[jzsuzsi]

Ok, I will report it when I run into it. (Or in into it :P)

[mizinamo]

Argh :) (And yes, please do so!)

[deactivated user]

It is wrong. But what I think is happening here is we are being given rhe literal translation to aid our understanding og Magyar. It can be annoying but without it we may sometimes struggle to see the relationship between the hungarian and the English.

[Raphi_K]

This really should be "...and runs into the forest" or "...and runs into the woods"

[JmillsPaysBillls]

The wood? Is this sulposed to be thr woods?

[Raphi_K]

Yes, it's not like the dog is running into a plank!

The wood - wood is an adjective used as a noun...
The woods - woods noun synonymous with forest

[ipattorneyliza]

Any reason why not: "The dog is looking back and runs into the forest" ?

[Raphi_K]

No, no reason at all... In fact, it is clearer... to me it should always be "into the woods" not "into the wood" ...

[peter933474]

He won't see where he is running to if he continuesly looking back