Avoid Saying BROKEN | Better English Words To Use Instead! Advanced English Vocabulary With Ananya — Transcript
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- 0:00Do you always say broken? Well, try
- 0:02these better English words. The cup is
- 0:06chipped. The glass is
- 0:09shattered. The mirror is
- 0:12cracked. The rope has
- 0:15snapped. The trousers are
- 0:18ripped. The pipe is
- 0:21leaking. The tap is
- 0:24dripping. The wire is
- 0:27frayed. The sofa is
- 0:30sagging. The shoe sole is Would you say
- 0:33broken? Well, what word would you use
- 0:36instead of broken? Let me know in the
- 0:38comments.
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