This video teaches the difference between three commonly confused English adjectives: 'cracked' (a visible line or damage on the surface), 'broken' (completely separated into parts), and 'chipped' (a small piece missing from the edge), using a cup as the example object.
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Cracked, Broken, or Chipped?☕ English Made Easy! #shortsfeed #spokenenglish #vocabulary #coffee #cup本站添加:
This cup is cracked. This cup is broken.
This cup is chipped.
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