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Free sign upThe phrase "on a break" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to describe a temporary pause or interruption in an activity, relationship, or work situation. Example: "After months of working non-stop, I decided to take some time off and go on a break to recharge."
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But also it comes when I am on a break in Florida.
I'm still on a break and deciding what I'm going to do.
Westbrook goes a on a break and finds Harden for a dunk.
Want to see Ross and Rachel fight about being on a break?
Most of the time you'd trust him on a break point or a second serve.
Sullivan would sell on a break below $82.70 in Lennar, and $89.20 in Centex.
The pair dated until February 2009, when they decided to go on a break.
Turn off computer monitor when going on a break instead of using screensaver.
He's on a break".
We were on a break!
We had been on a break.
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