0Dear teachers02br 00Can I tell me the differences between02br 01i00A. fall over and fall down02i02br 02br 01i00fall down02i00: 01b00to suddenly go down onto the ground after you have been standing, walking, or running, especially without intending to: 02b02br 00Ex:Lizzie fell down and hurt her knee.02br 02br 01i00 fall over02i00:01b00to fall onto the ground or to fall from an upright position02b02br 00Ex:Tommy fell over and cut his knee badly.02br 02br 00I don't see any difference between them. Can I say, "Lizzie fell over and hurt her knee." and "Tommy fell down and cut his knee badly?"02br 02br 01i00B. lean over and lean forward02i02br 02br 00Ex. They were leaning forward, facing each other. Can I say,"They were leaning over, facing each other?"02br 02br 00Thanks for your detailed explanation0-
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