Regarding this, how do you use broken and broken?
When you break something, it's broken, not “broke,” though a person or organization which has run out of money can be said in informal speech to be “broke.” Otherwise, use “broke” only as the simple past tense of “break,” without a helping verb: “Azfar broke the record,” but “The record was broken by Azfar.”
Also, what does broken mean? 1 : separated into parts or pieces broken glass a broken bone. 2 : not working properly a broken camera. 3 : having gaps or breaks a broken line. 4 : not kept or followed a broken promise. 5 : imperfectly spoken broken English.
Furthermore, how do you use broken in a sentence?
[T] She has broken the toaster again. [T] He stuck the broken pieces together. [T] I hear that Bob and Lucy have broken up. [T] They accused me of having broken my promise.
Is broken correct?
Except when referring to a situation whereby one is stony broke – or skint, to use a modern expression – after a night out or a holiday, the word broken is the correct word to be used for all other times of difficulty.
