What is Broken English?
Broken English means English that isn’t spoken or written correctly or fluently. It usually happens when someone is learning English and makes mistakes in grammar, pronunciation, or sentence structure.
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"He go market yesterday." (Incorrect)
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Correct form: "He went to the market yesterday."
Why do people speak Broken English?
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They are beginners or still learning English.
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They translate directly from their native language, which causes mistakes.
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They don’t know English grammar rules well yet.
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Lack of practice speaking or listening to English.
Common mistakes in Broken English
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Missing helping verbs:
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Broken: "I no understand."
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Correct: "I do not understand."
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Wrong verb forms:
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Broken: "She go school."
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Correct: "She goes to school."
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Wrong word order:
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Broken: "You are where?"
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Correct: "Where are you?"
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Missing prepositions:
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Broken: "I live Mumbai."
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Correct: "I live in Mumbai."
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How to improve from Broken English?
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Practice basic grammar rules step by step.
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Listen to native speakers (movies, podcasts).
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Speak often, don’t fear mistakes.
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Read simple English books or articles.
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Use language learning apps or courses.
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Write small sentences and get feedback.
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