4 I'm not going out this weekend because I've really fallen .... 6 He told me he needed money for petrol and I fell .... 7 Begoña used to get on well with her neighbours but they fell ..
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The Phrasal Verbs of To Fall Exercise
A Match the phrasal verbs with their meanings and then translate them.
1 To fall apart a – believe a lie ð
2 To fall behind b – end a friendship ð
3 To fall for c – disintegrate ð
4 To fall out (with) d – not be up to date ð
5 To fall through e – a plan is cancelled ð
B Fill the gaps using phrasal verbs in the correct form. 1 I haven't seen you with Gary for ages. I hope you haven't fallen .
2 My house needs some urgent repair work. It's falling .
3 I'm worried about little Johnny. He's falling with the rest of the class. 4 I'm not going out this weekend because I've really fallen in my assignments. 5 A: Sorry I'm late. The traffic was bad. B: You don't expect me to fall that old excuse, do you? 6 He told me he needed money for petrol and I fell it. 7 Begoña used to get on well with her neighbours but they fell over making too much noise. 8 I've dropped my remote control for the TV so many times that it's literally falling . .
9 We were all set to launch a new product into the market but it all fell .
10 A: I thought you were going to spend a year in Lisbon. B: I was, but it's fallen
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A 1C 2D 3A 4B 5E
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1 I haven't seen you with Gary for ages. I hope you haven't fallen out .
2 My house needs some urgent repair work. It's falling apart.
3 I'm worried about little Johnny. He's falling behind with the rest of the class.
4 I'm not going out this weekend because I've really fallen behind in my assignments.
5 A: Sorry I'm late. The traffic was bad.
B:You don't expect me to fall for that old excuse, do you?
6 He told me he needed money for petrol and I fell for it.
7 Begoña used to get on well with her neighbours but they fell out over making too much noise.
8 I've dropped my remote control for the TV so many times that it's literally falling apart.
9 We were all set to launch a new product into the market but it all fell through.
10 A: I thought you were going to spend a year in Lisbon.
B:I was, but it's fallen through.