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The phrase "am on break" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that someone is currently taking a break from work or an activity.
Example: "I can't take your call right now because I am on break."
Alternatives: "I'm taking a break" or "I'm on a break."
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I am on break from grad school at the University of Southern California, where I am studying public diplomacy.
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And we were on break.
The aide was on break, the secretary said.
If your shift supervisor is on break, leave him a note.
Two weeks ago, Ms. Hunt and Mr. Rivera, also an E.M.T., were on break eating rice and beans.
The older children, ranging from ages three to seven, were on break from school.
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When Walker died Saturday, the film was on break for the Thanksgiving holiday.
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