Broke or broken
The boy threw the ball at the window and the glass wa broken/broke. Should it be broken or broke?
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There are many ways you can say this, but the best one is:
The boy threw the ball at the window and the glass broke.
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Broke or broken
The boy threw the ball at the window and the glass wa broken/broke. Should it be broken or broke?The boy threw the ball at the window and the glass broke.
The boy threw the ball at the window and the glass was broken.
The boy threw the ball at the window breaking the glass.
The boy threw the ball at the window, thus is became broken.
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Just in case you google, there is a common phrase in English: ''If it's not broke then don't fix it''. It is not good English and should read ''If it's not broken then don't fix it''.
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... and the glass broke. Or, ... and the glass was broken.
One can say 'he broke the glass'. Afterwards this, the glass will be broken, or, is broken, or, would be broken.
One cannot say 'he broken the glass'.
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