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Fall/ Feel/ Fill (stage 1) - English lesson
FALL/ FEEL /FILL (step 1)
Confusion, again, up to the advanced level, sometimes, between these three verbs. This exercise: step 1 is meant for beginners. Going further using phrasal verbs, we'll be able to diversify the meaning of the words; the lesson will then be for intermediate learners.
1) To FALL=> TO FALL, I FELL, FALLEN.
-- Tim fell on his knees and hurt himself when he was playing in the garden with Jana.


BEWARE! In :pus , fall is the same as "autumn".
2) To FEEL=> TO FEEL, FELT, FELT
- The fear I was feeling then, made me shiver
to feel may either express a feeling, or a sensation thanks to the sense of touch.
- Her feelings of love for her children were clear to anyone.
- Feel this dress, it's made of velvet!
3) To FILL, FILLED, FILLED is a regular verb.
- Can you fill that Thermos bottle with hot water for me, please?
This is really an elementary lesson. You just have to learn the three verbs by heart... and be a little careful when dealing with the past participles...
Good luck. You'll pass this test with flying colours!

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