Phrasal verb FALL OUT

FALL OUT

1. To fall out with someone is to become upset or angry with them, and stop being friendly with them.

Examples of use:

1. We fell out over something very small.
2. I fell out with my sister because she broke my necklace.
3. Ingrid and Beatrice fell out when Ingrid crashed Beatrice’s car.
4. Marcus and Akos have fallen out.

A falling-out (noun) is an argument or disagreement.

Example of use:

Jerry hasn’t spoken to his brother for years. They had a falling-out over money.

2. If your hair falls out it becomes loose and unattached.

Examples of use:

1. My hair fell out when I was ill.
2. My father’s hair started to fall out when he was only 30, and now he is completely bald.

Practise your English and write a sentence using this phrasal verb. Think of a suitable response to this question using the phrasal verb fall out.

3. Why aren’t you speaking to your brother?

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