This is an all ears English podcast episode 1770 learn English now with phrasal verbs for falling

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Do you tend to fall down easily today? We answer a question about the phrasal verbs fall down and fall over

We share how to know which to use so that you can have clarity about these tricky English phrasal verbs

Hey Aubrey how's it going today? I'm great Lindsay

I have a funny question for you. Okay go for it. Have you ever fallen down in public? Oh

My god

Now that I can think of but I've witnessed a friend of mine fall down and it was hilarious

We tease her about it everyone so long

Embarrassing for them but funny for everyone else. I did in high school

It was a half-time show of a basketball game

So like the whole school was there and they called a few students down randomly to participate and maybe win a prize in like a game where you're shooting

And I was wearing these boots that had kind of

Heeled like a thick heel and I just fell down in front of the whole school everyone's laughing and it was not the end of the world

But I was thinking about this recently and I'm so glad social media didn't exist

So no one was filming

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