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- Break away – to leave something.
- Break down – to become very upset.
- Break down – When a machine stops working
- Break into – to enter a building by force.
- Break into
- Break off – to break a piece from something.
- Break out – She was alergic to rine wine and every time she drank it
- Break out of – to escape from somewhere.
- Break through – to pass through a barrier.
- Break through – An advancement such as a scientific discovery
- Break up – to finish a romantic relationship with someone.
Exercise:
She was alergic to rine wine and every time she drank it she _____ ____ in a rash.
On the 23rd of June 2016 the UK voted to _____ _____ from the European Union.