Modifying Another Word

• even: The operation is intensely painful, typically performed without anesthesia, in unhygienic conditions with razor blades, knives or even broken glass.

• n't: Like the review says - if it ai n't broken don't fix it - well, I'd say this is the problem.

• very: Also, of course, there would be flint but, surprisingly, most probably very broken and unsuitable for knapping.

• easily: A: We carry very comprehensive stocks on the van of the most common parts that wear out or are easily broken ( e.g.

• often: My station has no TV screens or announcements just a phone which is often broken or hazardous to health.

• freshly: However, even next to fresh cliff falls one rarely finds freshly broken material on the beach suggesting that it is quickly rounded.

Modifies a noun

• bone: We find broken bones even in four or five year olds.

• leg: Children with broken legs who can't work... " " What do you regret?

• rib: Doctor Norton said the injuries were consistent with a horse rolling on him, he had several broken ribs.

• promise: How many more broken promises will have to be borne by farmers?

• glass: There's quite a lot of broken glass which needs sweeping up also.

• ankle: Lucy is found alive a while later, half starved and with a broken ankle.

Used with adjective complement

• get: The rest of us were indeed becoming rather destructive, with some of the furniture getting broken.

• have: Mind you, neither, it would seem, have Broken Lizard.

• link: Comment: Link broken, unable to locate new home.

• feel: I love you lots and my heart feels broken without you.

• find: My dad remembers clocks being found broken, like time stood still.