The document summarizes three "break" phrasal verbs: 1) "Break in/into" means to enter illegally or get a start; 2) "Break even" refers to a company's profits equaling its expenses; 3) "Break something down" means to reduce something into smaller pieces. Examples are provided for each phrasal verb. The document concludes by recapping the three phrasal verbs and providing links to strengthen vocabulary skills.

1. ELTP TV006 - 3 “Break” Phrasal Verbs
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2. ELTP TV006 - 3 “Break” Phrasal Verbs
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3. Table of Contents
1: Break In/Into
2: Break Even
3: Break Something Down
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4. 1. Break In/Into
: (1) To Enter Illegally; (2)To Get a Start
Ex1: Two robbers broke into the bank
downtown.
Ex2: How did Ladonna break into the pop
music world?
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5. 2. Break Even
: (1) to have a company’s profits
equal it expenses
Ex: Airlines often struggle to break
even given their complex
business operations.
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7. 3. Break Something Down
: (1) To Reduce Into Smaller Pieces
Ex: Jamil broke the equation down on
the blackboard for his algebra class.
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8. Recap
1: Break In/Into
2: Break Even
3: Break Something Down
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