Learn English – “broke into” or ” broke in to”

phrasal-verbs

How thieves broke into Hatton Garden vault. BBC

because the Broke in is a phrasal verb, Shouldn't we say:

How thieves broke in to Hatton Garden vault.

Update:

An example on broke in to:

Daniel Wallace, 33, and Kacey Adams, 34, broke in to their home in London Road, Halstead, in April 2016. BBC

Best Answer

Break into something

  1. to begin suddenly to do something

Then he broke into a run and we just couldn't catch him. Onishi broke into sobs and covered his eyes with a handkerchief.

  1. to enter a place by using force

His apartment has been broken into twice, even though he had good locks on the door.

Break into idiom

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