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Anonymous Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
Broke or broken down
when announcing traffic problems on thr radio does one say:
there's a broken down car on the left shoulder...
or
there's a car broke down on the left shoulder...
or
there's a car which has broken down on the left shoulder...
proceed with caution...
thank you...
Top answer
Our traffic reporters say this: There's a stall (a stalled vehicle) on the left shoulder of Highway 50 near Jackson Street exit. Traffic is heavier than normal.
- Our traffic reporters say this: There's a stall (a stalled vehicle) on the left shoulder of Highway 50 near Jackson Street exit.
- Traffic is heavier than normal.
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Our traffic reporters say this: There's a stall (a stalled vehicle) on the left shoulder of Highway 50 near Jackson Street exit. Traffic is heavier than normal.
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