FALL - Basic Verbs - Learn English Grammar

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I fall for you and your English

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Mam

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Excellent class! I agree with Gracias, I think fall for you too!!!

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I like this kind of videos, I would like more like this ❤❤ explaining the ways to use it.

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Hey.. I fall for your teaching 😊

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[@morhafasfoor2108]

Good morning. The next words for example Advertisement and advertising both are names What is the difference between the ended names with ing or with ment or ion or ness and which of them is a base when deriving words . thanks

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[@Khmerpublicschool]

Can you make and example of present perfect with the verb feel?

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Thay you for created short clip.

[@d2395]

something wrong at 10:05

[@kerimhadzibegovic1144]

Example: 1) to fall flat ,vi (on one's face) 2) well it's not a verb, but anyway...BrE autumn/AmE fall ; The leaves fall from the trees in the fall. 🍃🍂🍂🍂🍁🍁🍁 👋🙂 Thanks Alisha. Kareem

[@kimakoko5423]

Fall for +personal prounoun = love Fall for +impersonal pronoun = believe something is true but it is actually not

[@nadeenhossam3207]

These are other phrasal verbs with fall Fall in with :to join a group of people Fall under :to belong to for purposes of categorization Fall off :to become detached or to drop from

[@scottwilbur7160]

good

[@mapofg6095]

Hi everybody, someone could please tell me the differenze between fall off and fall from? I fell off the bike. But with "rooftop" and "ladder" do i have to use "fall from or fall off? Thanks in advance

[@jimmypesantez1297]

Hi alisha I would like to ask you what's the difference between fall and drop

[@elhamloma2175]

First comment I love you so much

[@soheibbel5085]

Could anyone tell me what does "fall out" mean??

[@nadeenhossam3207]

To come out of some thing by falling Example :when I opened the cupboard ,a can fell out on tomy foot

[@englishteacherjoecrossman1072]

Fall out can have different meanings, such as to drop out of something after you open it, it can all mean to have an argument, and it can be the negative results of something.

[@kimakoko5423]

Is fall a formal verb?

[@linphyo756]

The ripe apple fell from the tree.Thanks

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Alisha, I met your work recently and I really liked, it is possible a series dealing with the FCE test ?(14 minutes evaluation)

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Please explain with arabic mes alisha thanks a lot

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"Know your verbs", more please!!!

[@kimakoko5423]

Cleaning the house falls under my daily routines .right?

[@englishteacherjoecrossman1072]

Yes, or you can say cleaning the house falls under my list of duties.

[@slawini]

Wrong slide on 10:05

[@minatv4390]

How about season fall?? I know that's not a verb

[@IngDzib]

😍

[@hameed303]

I've fallen for you since l saw you

[@polacy_w_strefie_komfortu]

"She fell to HIS knees and begged" not to HER knees, at least in the picture in this post

[@laurawolfe154]

"She fell to her knees" is correct. She is no longer standing on her feet - she is on her knees. You could say, "she fell to her knees at his feet."

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Has anybody noticed her "Golden Ring" on her right hand's middle finger?

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Yep. It's interesting for me too 😀

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my birthday fell yesterday

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Happy birthday

[@Podtwaven]

She Fell to her knees and begged to ask someone would you marring me please it's romantic and we have another expression to bend the knee it's like when someone or king order you to respect him

[@betteroffdead2]

How am I supposed have learned this language if a simple word has hundred meanings, feel so bad

[@englishteacherjoecrossman1072]

The best way to improve your English vocabulary is by reading for fun every day.

[@muhaokik4423]

Namamu siapa? Boleh kenal?

[@jennelynbacaron7536]

I never fall in love anyone since I found my wife's.

[@IliaCinema]

a lot of mistakes in this sentence. First part: I never fall in love WITH anyone. But better to say just: I never fall in love. "I never ... since I..." I think it's a contradiction. Never means never. From your birth till now. I think you shouldn't use NEVER. Maybe I'm wrong. Second part: "since I found my wife's". It should be: "since I found my wife" or better "since I met my wife" But the whole meaning has a contradiction. Actually you fell in love with your wife after you met her. I think it's better to say it all in completely different way. Something like: "I cannot fall in love with anyone because I already love my wife" or "Since I met my wife I don't feel affection for anyone else".

[@GamerSharp]

you looks so tired :(

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