Differece between "take a fall" and "take the fall"
What's the difference between "take a fall" and "take the fall"?
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"take a fall" means to physically stumble, trip, or otherwise land on the ground in an unplanned fashion. "Take the fall" means to take the blame for something you (probably) didn't do.
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Brian is correct.
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"take a fall" its kinda like are accepting blame for something that someone else did while "take the fall" means to accept responsibility for something..
opz! i guess it's the same meaning. but TAKE THE FALL is usually used. :))
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