Acorns drop from the oak tree.

Meaning: The acorns are falling from the oak tree.

Choice of Words: The verb drop is used to describe the way acorns move from the oak tree, often due to gravity or wind. From is a preposition that indicates the starting point of the acorns' movement, which is from the oak tree.

Alternative Expressions

Related Expressions

• Acorns drop from towering oak trees.
• Acorns drop from tall oak trees.
• Acorns drop from mighty oak trees.
• Acorns drop from trees like tiny brown jewels.
• Acorns drop, tapping rhythm on dry leaves.
• Acorns drop from the trees, crunching underfoot.
• Acorns drop from the branches above.
• Acorns drop, new life takes root.
• Acorns drop from trees, signaling fall's arrival.
• Acorns drop, squirrels gather.