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Phrasal Verb
to fall

to fall apart
means to break into pieces, to break up
My old suitcase is falling apart. I’ll have to buy a new one.
When I put some books on this bookshelf, it fell apart.
also means to have so many problems that it is no longer possible to exist
Our marriage finally fell apart.
The deal fell apart when they failed to agree on a price.

to fall back
means to retreat, move or turn back
Our army forced the enemy to fall back.
Simon fell back in horror.

also means to decrease in value or amount
Share prices fell back after last brisk trading.
Stocks fell back sharply by noon.

to fall behind
means to fail to do something fast enough or on time
He was ill for a week and fell behind with his work.
You are falling behind the rent.
Steve has fallen behind on the loan payments.

to fall down
means to fall on the ground
She slipped on the ice and fell down.
The apple tree fell down in the storm.

also means to fail or have a weak point
Where do you think the plan falls down?
Grace did well in her English exam, but fell down on modern history.

to fall for
means to fall in love with somebody
Alex fell for Jenny the moment he saw her.
They fell for each other instantly.

also means to be deceived by something
Michael told them that he owned a villa in France and they fell for it.
It was really amazing how everybody fell for her lies.

to fall in
means to collapse
The heavy rain caused the roof to fall in.
The ceiling fell in hurting a lot of people.
Her world fell in when she lost her job.
also means to form a line or move in a line
They started to march away, and the others fell in behind them.
The sergeant ordered his men to fall in.

to fall into
means to start doing something unplanned
Sally just fell into her job when an opportunity came up.
My friend says that he fell into politics by chance.
He fell into a conversation with the taxi driver.

to fall off
means to decrease in quantity or quality
The number of students has been falling off recently.
Membership of the club has fallen off in recent months.
Production fell off last year.

to fall out
means to argue and be on bad terms with someone
They fell out over the decision and hardly speak to each other any more.
Andy left home after falling out with his parents.
also means to become loose and drop
His baby teeth are starting to fall out.
His hair is falling out.

to fall over

means to fall on the ground
Lisa slipped on the ice and fell over.
She tripped and fell over.
Tim rushed for the door and fell over in the hallway.

to fall through
means to be unsuccessful
The plans fell through when planning permission was refused.
They found a buyer for their house, but then the sale fell through.
Our plan fell through because of lack of money.

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