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Fall/ Feel/ Fill (stage 1)

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.

 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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1. He has never filledfeelfallfillfallenfellfeltI don't know so tired in his life...
2. Pamela fallenfeltfillfallfilledfellfeelI don't know from the stairs because she was pushed!
3. I haven't filledfallfeltfillfallenfeelI don't know your glass because I don't want you to drink too much soda.
4. Have you feltfillfilledfallenfeelfallfellI don't know ashamed when you've realised you couldn't help him?
5. Paul looked up and saw that you were fillingfallfilledfallingfeelingfellI don't know your glass again.
6. There's no more petrol in the tank. Can you take the car and fallenfilledfallingfeelingfillfellfallI don't know it up, please?
7. Have you filledfellfallfallingfallenfeelingI don't know from your bike or from the tree?
8. Can I fallfilledfellfillfeltfallenfeelI don't know your plush toy, please? It looks so sweet and fluffy...
9. I was afraid because I couldn't feelfilledfeltfallenfellfallfillI don't know his pulse at first.
10. When he feelfeltfellfallfilledfillfallenI don't know down and broke his leg, he realised he had never filledfeltfeelfallenfellfillfallI don't know such pains.