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Discover LudwigThe phrase "bursting into" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is used to indicate a sudden, usually intense entrance into something, such as a conversation, a room, an idea, etc. For example: "He burst into the room, his face flushed from running down the street."
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Thoughts swirled, bursting into nothingness.
They're also bursting into song.
Getting high and bursting into flames.
We felt like bursting into song.
My wife remembers her bursting into tears.
I was poised somewhere between bursting into tears and bursting into laughter.
But Turtle amazes Kanzo by bursting into song!
I remember bursting into tears and having a nose-bleed.
"I really am," I said, bursting into tears.
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