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Is 'To Fall' Separable or Inseparable? - Phrasal Verb Quiz
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Is the phrasal verb 'To Fall' separable or inseparable in the following examples?
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Fall about
' - Laugh a lot
Intransitive
Inseparable
Separable [optional]
Separable [obligatory]
'
Fall out
' - Argue and be on bad terms with someone
Intransitive
Inseparable
Separable [optional]
Separable [obligatory]
'
Fall down
' - Fall on the ground
Intransitive
Inseparable
Separable [optional]
Separable [obligatory]
'
Fall off
' - Decrease
Intransitive
Inseparable
Separable [optional]
Separable [obligatory]
'
Fall over
' - Fall on the ground
Intransitive
Inseparable
Separable [optional]
Separable [obligatory]
'
Fall apart
' - Break into pieces
Intransitive
Inseparable
Separable [optional]
Separable [obligatory]
'
Fall down
' - Have a weak point
Intransitive
Inseparable
Separable [optional]
Separable [obligatory]
'
Fall under
' - Become controlled
Intransitive
Inseparable
Separable [optional]
Separable [obligatory]
'
Fall into
' - Start doing something unplanned
Intransitive
Inseparable
Separable [optional]
Separable [obligatory]
'
Fall back
' - Retreat
Intransitive
Inseparable
Separable [optional]
Separable [obligatory]
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