How do you use broken up in a sentence?

(END RELATIONSHIP) She’s just broken up with her boyfriend. I was consoling Liz on having broken up with her boyfriend. Their marriage broke up as a result of long separations. She had a string of lovers before her marriage finally broke up.

How do you say we have broken up?

You can say:

1. “I think we need to break up.”
2. “I feel like it would be best if we ended our relationship.”
3. “I have not been feeling fully satisfied in this relationship and think it would be best if we broke up.”
4. “After some thought, I think we should end our relationship.”
5. “I no longer want to continue our relationship.”

Which is correct breakup or break up?

A breakup is what happens when two people break up. The one-word form is the result, whereas the two-word form is the action that leads to it.

What mean broke up?

To end a relationship or partnership; separate: I thought they would be married by the end of the year, but they broke up instead.

How do you say break up?

What to Say and How to Say It

1. Tell your BF or GF that you want to talk about something important.
2. Start by mentioning something you like or value about the other person.
3. Say what’s not working (your reason for the break-up).
4. Say you want to break up.
5. Say you’re sorry if this hurts.
6. Say something kind or positive.

What breaks up a sentence?

Commas, in their most basic function, break up sentences to make them more readable, as well as separating clauses and introducing a different idea where a new sentence is not necessarily required. The easiest way to think about a comma is to treat it like a semi-full stop.

What to say to break up?

What to Say and How to Say It

• Tell your BF or GF that you want to talk about something important.
• Start by mentioning something you like or value about the other person.
• Say what’s not working (your reason for the break-up).
• Say you want to break up.
• Say you’re sorry if this hurts.
• Say something kind or positive.

Is break up correct?

Breakup is not correct. It is a noun referring to the event of a break up, and is largely limited to romantic couples separating (or oddly enough, countries splitting into smaller countries). Break up can be used, and is more common. It also implies that nothing is lost.

How do I ask for a break up?

What is the past tense of break up?

Break-up verb forms

Infinitive	Present Participle	Past Tense
break-up	breaking-up	broke-up

What words to use to break up?

Here are some lines to use to break up with someone as quickly and painlessly as possible.

• “I Don’t Feel We Want The Same Things Down The Line.”
• “I’m Not Ready To Settle Down Now.”
• “We’re Too Different.”
• “A Relationship Shouldn’t Be This Difficult.”
• “We Both Deserve To Be Happy.”
• “I Don’t See This Going Anywhere.”

What is the correct way to use broken in a sentence?

The handle is broke. The handle is broken. The television is broke. The television is broken. Likewise, when the PRONOUNS it, this, that, these and those are substituted for NOUNS, broken should be used. It (referring to a watch) is broke.

Is it “I’m Broke” or “broken?

We’ve all used the expression I’m broke on occasions, meaning that one doesn’t have any money at a particular moment in time. So, broke goes hand in hand with a lack of money. Throw in bankruptcy as well. The word broken on the other hand, should be used when referring to all other unfortunate situations, such as:

Is it broken or stony broke?

Except when referring to a situation whereby one is stony broke – or skint, to use a modern expression – after a night out or a holiday, the word broken is the correct word to be used for all other times of difficulty.

What part of speech is broke and broken?

Whereas the PART of SPEECH that one would initially associate with broke and broken is the VERB, the focus of this lesson is on the use of these words as ADJECTIVES. Note the differences between the two PARTS – OF – SPEECH in both broke & broken in the following sentences: I broke my wife’s necklace.