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Lvzheng3125 Posted 17 years ago
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Fall off or fall down from
The little boy _____ a tree.
The leaves _____ tree in autumn.
fell off or fell down from? which one is more frequently used? thanks .
The leaves _____ tree in autumn.
fell off or fell down from? which one is more frequently used? thanks .
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The little boy _____ a tree. The leaves _____ tree in autumn. fell off or fell down from?
- The little boy _____ a tree.
- The leaves _____ tree in autumn.
- fell off or fell down from?
- which one is more frequently used?
- thanks .
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The little boy _____ a tree.
The leaves _____ tree in autumn.
fell off or fell down from? which one is more frequently used? thanks .
The leaves _____ tree in autumn.
fell off or fell down from? which one is more frequently used? thanks .
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lvzheng3125The little boy __ a tree. fell down from / fell from / fell out of
The leaves __ tree in autumn. fell off a / fell from a / fell down from a
fell off or fell down from? which one is more frequently used? thanks .
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The little boy FALL OFF a tree.
The leaves FALL OFF trees in autumn.
Ok, here's a tip. DOWN in this context means "to go down" the object moves from an upper position to a lower position. That's the reason I didn't use DOWN to complete the sentences. You're applying the examples to things that fall from other objects, in this case; the tree.
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The leaves FALL OFF trees in autumn.
Ok, here's a tip. DOWN in this context means "to go down" the object moves from an upper position to a lower position. That's the reason I didn't use DOWN to complete the sentences. You're applying the examples to things that fall from other objects, in this case; the tree.
OFF for some unknown reason
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Hi,
The little boy fell out of__ a tree. The idea here is that the tree 'contained' him.
The little boy fell off a roof
The leaves fall off a__ tree in autumn.
fell off or fell down from? which one is more frequently used? thanks .
'Fell off' is more common than 'fell down from', because 'fell' already includes the idea of 'down'.
The little boy fell out of__ a tree. The idea here is that the tree 'contained' him.
The little boy fell off a roof
The leaves fall off a__ tree in autumn.
fell off or fell down from? which one is more frequently used? thanks .
'Fell off' is more common than 'fell down from', because 'fell' already includes the idea of 'down'.
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