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use of "am" and "have" #1 (permalink) Thu Feb 03, 2011 22:54 pm   use of "am" and "have"		  
Do we say, I'm completely broken down or I've completely broken down .
Is it grammatically correct or can it be much better?
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Re: use of "am" and "have" #2 (permalink) Thu Feb 03, 2011 23:07 pm   Re: use of "am" and "have"		  
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Hardwork wrote:
Do we say, I'm completely broken down or I've completely broken down .
Is it grammatically correct or can it be much better?

I am entirely broken down. the state of being
I have broken down. Grammatically correct. In a context, something that has happened to me.
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use of "am" and "have" #3 (permalink) Thu Feb 03, 2011 23:08 pm   use of "am" and "have"		  
Hello,Hardwork!
Do we say, I'm completely broken down or I've completely broken down .
Is it grammatically correct or can it be much better?
In my opinion,it's 'I'm completely broken down'. because we have passive voice.-to be broken down by smth.
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