Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• "It is broken" is correct. It is also possible to use "break" in the simple past tense and say "It broke". "It is broke" is an informal, slang version of "It is broken".
• However, human nature being what it is, broke has infiltrated other similar expressions of misfortune when the ADJECTIVE is positioned after the NOUN.
• of, “if it is broke, fix it,” in the design industry. Project delivery is broken. Projects are riddled with cost and schedule overruns, rework, arguments and lawsuits.
• Never: It is broke. Have You Tried Grammarly? Grammarly.com is one easy way to check your grammar. They'll also make sure you aren't plagiarizing.

• Oct 25, 2014 ... So I went to the hospital today & it turns out that it is broken. I now have a cast on and it is so painful. Read more Show less. Reply · 4 5 ...
• Aug 23, 2014 ... What is the difference between it is broken and it has been broken please? ... First of all, the sentence "it is broken" is in the "Present passive ...
• "It is broken" is correct. It is also possible to use "break" in the simple past tense and say "It broke". "It is broke" is an informal, slang version of "It is broken".
• It (referring to a watch) is broke. It is broken. (It's broken.) This (referring to a cup) is broke. This is broken. That (referring to a plate) was broke when I unwrapped ...