14 Phrasal Verbs with FALL with meanings - Learn English with Harry ????

14 Phrasal Verbs with FALL with meanings - Learn English with Harry ???? In this post you will learn 14 Phrasal Verbs with FALL with meanings and examples. Scroll down to watch a video lesson.English verb TO FALL is short in letters but has many applications. Fall, fell and fallen are its three forms.I always fall in love with the wrong guys.He has fallen in love yet again.We can also use FALL  as a phrasal verb or in idiomatic expressions in so many ways. Take a look at these: Enjoyed this infographic? Here’s what you can do next: 14 Phrasal Verbs with FALL FALL DOWNMeaning: to collapse or to fall to the groundHe was not feeling very well and he collapsed or fell  down.FALL OVERMeaning: to topple overThe wind was blowing very strongly and the bicycle fell over (toppled over) on  to the ground.FALL APARTMeaning: to go into pieces, to break upI made a book shelf but when I put some books on it, it fell apart. I had forgotten to put in  the nails!!FALL ABOUTMeaning: to laugh continuouslyMy friend has a great sense of humour and tells very funny stories. I always fall about  laughing at him. So literally you cannot stop laughing as the stories are so funny. Please share now FALL BACK ONMeaning: to turn to somebody or something for help when other plans have failedKeep some money in the bank to fall back on in case you lose your job.FALL BEHINDMeaning: to fail to keep up with, to fail to do something on timeAfter losing her job, she fell behind on her mortgage repayments.I was ill for 3 weeks, and fell behind with my final project.FALL FORMeanings:1. to fall in love with somebodyPeter fell for Sarah the moment he saw her.2. to be deceived by somethingIt was amazing how everybody fell for his lies.FALL INMeaning: to collapseIf that is not rectified, the roof will fall in, and eventually the walls and so on. Phrasal Verbs with FALL FALL FLAT (ON)Meaning: When someone hope you do not succeed at something or if you make a mistake and something turns out to be a disaster we can say: I hope he falls flat on his face or he fell flat on his face.David did not like Paul. When he heard he was opening a new business he said. “ I hope it’s a  disaster I hope he falls flat on his face with this!”FALL OUT WITHMeaning: When we have an argument with a friend or family member and we do not talk to them for a long while we can say that we have fallen out with Mike”.He fell out with his cousin  over an argument about who owned the bike.FALL OUTMeanings:1. soldiers fall out and move out of lineSoldiers fell out and started talking.2. to have a row and stop talking to someone, to quarrelSarah has decided to ignore Paula since they fell out last night. Phrasal Verbs with Fall with Meanings Don't keep this to yourself, share it! FALL INTOMeanings:1. to start doing somethingHe quickly fell into the habit of drinking too much, a habit, which lasted over 10 years.2. to be divided into (categories, parts)The book falls into two main parts.FALL IN WITHMeaning: to agree withAll members of the board readily fell in with the suggestion and the necessary expert was quickly engaged.FALL THROUGHMeaning: to fail to happen We ended up cancelling the lunch. The plans fell through. Common Idiomatic Expressions with FALL TO FALL ON DEAF EARSYou make a suggestion that you believe is good but nobody agrees or takes up your suggestion. It fell on deaf ears.ex. Mike suggested that we advertise the new product on the  internet as that is where everyone looks first these days. Nobody agreed and they advertised on the  radio as they always did. His suggestion fell on deaf ears.And finallyIT DIDNT FALL FAR FROM THE TREEWhen someone has a characteristic that was also part of theirmothers’ or fathers’ character we usually say “Well, it did not fall far from the tree”.John had a  short (quick) temper and he got angry very quickly. His father reacted in the same way when he was  young. His grandmother would always say well it did not fall far from the tree your father was  always the same at your age.I also have a short video lesson for you about common phrasal verbs with FALL. Phrasal Verbs with FALL - Video Lesson