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AH020387 Posted 14 years ago
Vocabulary
Dropped out VS fell
Which is correct:
"It dropped out of my pocket"
OR
"It fell out of my pocket"
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"It dropped out of my pocket"
OR
"It fell out of my pocket"
?
Top answer
Dropped sound more delibrate, where as fell sounds more acciedental.
- Dropped sound more delibrate, where as fell sounds more acciedental.
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Dropped sound more delibrate, where as fell sounds more acciedental.
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It dropped out of/fell out of my pocket. -Either is correct.
But: I dropped it (out of my pocket).
I fell it (out of my pocket).
*Use fall-fell-fallen without direct objects, because it's an intransitive verb.
Ex: Several of the books had fallen onto the floor.
Ex: The trees looked as if they were ab
But: I dropped it (out of my pocket).
*Use fall-fell-fallen without direct objects, because it's an intransitive verb.
Ex: Several of the books had fallen onto the floor.
Ex: The trees looked as if they were ab
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