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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
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Fall Down

Yesterday, I lost balance and fell over wheels barrow. I want to tell this to my friend. Which of these below sentences are correct.

I fell over/Tripped over/slipped over/fell off Wheels barrow
  

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They mean different things, but the last one is unlikely, unless you were riding it! "

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  • They mean different things, but the last one is unlikely, unless you were riding it!
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They mean different things, but the last one is unlikely, unless you were riding it! Oh, and it's "wheelbarrow."
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AnonymousI lost my balance and fell over a wheelbarrow.
Correct as shown above.
AnonymousI want to tell this to my friend.
Then why not say that (as corrected above)?
AnonymousI fell over/Trippe
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