Phrasal Verb: BREAK

to be unable to stop yourself crying, especially in public

• to break away

• to break up

• to break down

• to break out

to enter a building by using force, in order to steal something

• to break in

• to break up

• to break down

• to break through

to start to happen

• to break out

• to break away

• to break down

• to break in

to stop working - used about a car or a machine

• to break out

• to break off

• to break down

• to break up

to suddenly stop talking

• to break up

• to break off

• to break down

• to break out

to become involved in a new job or business activity

• to break with

• to break off

• to break into

• to break out

to stop a relationship

• to break away

• to break off

• to break up

• to break down

to start (something) quickly

• to break out

• to break off

• to break up

• to break in

Bring your mobile phone just in case the car ____________ on the motorway.

• breaks out

• breaks down

• breaks up

• breaks in

War has _________in the small African country of Gabon. All Europeans are advised to leave immediately.

• broken out

• broken down

• broken up

• broken in