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Lishicheng1996 Posted 18 years ago
Grammar

spoilt

My television is spoilt.

Is this sentence correct?

Many thanks
  

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Hello, Lishicheng-- and welcome to English Forums. We use spoil for foods and pleasures, but not normally for appliances. Do you mean ' My television is broken / out of order ' ?

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  • Hello, Lishicheng-- and welcome to English Forums.
  • We use spoil for foods and pleasures, but not normally for appliances.
  • Do you mean ' My television is broken / out of order ' ?
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Hello, Lishicheng-- and welcome to English Forums.

We use spoil for foods and pleasures, but not normally for appliances. Do you mean 'My television is broken / out of order'?
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