How to use break properly

Here are a few correct ways to use "break" in sentences:To damage or separate – "Be careful not to break the glass."This means to accidentally cause the glass to shatter or crack.To pause or rest – "Let’s take a break after studying for two hours."In this case, “break” means a short rest or pause from an activity.To interrupt – "He broke the silence by laughing."It means to stop or interrupt the quiet moment.To escape or get out – "The prisoner tried to break out of jail.""Break out" means to escape.To stop a habit or cycle – "She’s trying to break her habit of eating too much junk food."Here, "break" is used to end a behavior.Always check the sentence context to use “break” correctly—whether it's about damage, rest, interruption, or escape.Let me know if you need more help! If this helps, feel free to mark it Brainliest

Answered by ulancheskadana | 2025-07-12