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question about the difference between fall and fell I am still a little puzzled about the two words. For example，Leaves fall down from the tree or fell down or both are OK? It seems fell is also can be a verb，I saw a sentence in dictionary： Strong winds felled the road sign.
Dec 27, 2010 6:18 AM
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December 27, 2010
fall = present tense e.g . Today I saw the leaves fall from the tree fell = past tense e.g. Yesterday the leaves fell from the tree because it was windy Felled= came down/blew over/knocked down
December 27, 2010
Also "Fall" means "Autumn"
December 27, 2010
Fall is present tense Fell is past tense. If you see leaves "fall" and tell someone about it later then you can say "Leaves fell from the the tree"
December 27, 2010
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