Question

0026 I fell to my knees when I heard the news. To drop or to come down under the force of gravity. To drop or to come down under the force of gravity:I fell to my knees when I heard the news.The apple fell from the tree.To drop-down, wounded or dead, to an enemy:More than 30,000 soldiers have fallen in the battle.He fell victim to his ignorance.To lose a position:Maria, you need to put in more effort, or you will fall behind your studies.

Accepted Answer

Consider the image. Sometimes you might need the negative. fell Verb forms: to fall, fell, fallen.

ID	0026
Rubric	Consider the image. Sometimes you might need the negative.
Question	I fell to my knees when I heard the news.
Answer	fell
Hints	To drop or to come down under the force of gravity.
Extra	Verb forms: to fall, fell, fallen.
Explanation	To drop or to come down under the force of gravity: I fell to my knees when I heard the news. The apple fell from the tree. To drop-down, wounded or dead, to an enemy: More than 30,000 soldiers have fallen in the battle. He fell victim to his ignorance. To lose a position: Maria, you need to put in more effort, or you will fall behind your studies.

Fell I Knees Heard News Drop Force Image