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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
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What is the correct sentense

the bus broke down or the bus breakdown which is correct
  

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" is a complete sentence in simple past tense. "The bus breakdown" (the breakdown of the bus) could be the subject of the sentence, or even the object, but there's no verb. The bus breakdown caused us considerable inconvenience.

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  • " is a complete sentence in simple past tense.
  • "The bus breakdown" (the breakdown of the bus) could be the subject of the sentence, or even the object, but there's no verb.
  • The bus breakdown caused us considerable inconvenience.
  • Our plans were ruined by the bus breakdown.
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Anonymousthe bus broke down or the bus breakdown which is correct
"The bus broke down." is a complete sentence in simple past tense.

"The bus breakdown" (the breakdown of the bus) could be the subject of the sentence, or even the object,
but there's no verb.

The bus breakdown caused us considerable inconvenience.
Our p
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Anonymousthe The bus broke down.
As corrected.

CJ
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The bus broke down.
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