Notice that these examples fall under well-established categories of acceptable, standard English. There is no record of "fall under a category" in none of my learner's dictionaries. Instead, they all say "fall into a category". For example: "Voters fall into three main categories." "Students over 25 fall into a different category."

2015年5月4日 · "Fell under" used to be more used, but "came under" passed it around 1950. Currently, "fell under" is at about %0.00000150, whereas "came under" is at about %0.00000300. fell/came under investigation "Came under" has been steadily increasing, and is at about %0.000000800 as of 2000, whereas "fell under" has never hit %0.000000100.

2023年9月13日 · Until a few decades ago, the fall sway to... version was hundreds of times less common than fall under the sway of... Today, it accounts for nearly 1 in 10 usages in AmE (not even 1 in 20 in BrE), so my guess is the relatively higher number of non-native Anglophones in the US is a factor favouring the shorter phrasing.

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A country can be under the sway of another country, which would mean that the elected officials of the first country were obedient puppets of those running the more powerful country. To be under someone's influence is the same as being under their sway, but in that case the operative word is under. Usually, the ability to influence another is ...

2016年7月18日 · I would use "under" if he was sneaking it up under the hem of the shirt. "Inside" sounds to me as if he had already hidden a souvenir in his shirt (alongside his body) and was trying to sneak it somewhere, but in that case I would expect a phrase indicating where he was sneaking the souvenir: "He snuck the souvenir out of the shop inside his ...

2016年3月2日 · For data, we typically use percentile to describe values that fall below a certain value in a distribution. It's difficult to think of a word that is "not the best". Usually we talk about the best, and then mention "everything else" or "everything except the best".

Fall, Fell, Fallen, Falling - This is not related to gravity. She fell ill. Fall under category. Fall asleep. Fall into a trap. Fell in Love 💙 ️💙; She fell to my knees. Fall down, Fell Down, Fallen Down, a Falling Down - This is related to gravity. Meaning to loose a stable position suddenly or …

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2021年1月6日 · One of my friends said to me: "You have such a good job though." And I responded by saying: ";I slipped through the cracks." I was trying to imply that my interviewers went e...