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Discover LudwigThe phrase "she heartbroken" is not correct or usable in written English
It is missing a verb and should be "she is heartbroken" to be grammatically correct. Example: She is heartbroken after her breakup with her long-term boyfriend.
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Was she heartbroken?
Isn't she heartbroken at the prospect of losing the job she loves?
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She received the medical care that she needed, yet she was heartbroken because she had had to leave her two older daughters in her homeland.
"She didn't feel it at the time because she was heartbroken but when she can reflect on it and watch the footage back, she will see she was playing some high quality balls and causing problems for the Japanese".
She is heartbroken when she takes Natalie to her new home and is too distressed to accompany Amy to hers.
Still, Ms. Coxe, of the preservation society, said she was heartbroken when she learned that the beech at its headquarters was doomed.
The 23-year-old pop star admits she felt heartbroken when she realised someone in her own family could use her for their own personal gain.
Loretta Perminas, from Carlton, in Nottingham, told the Nottingham Evening Post she was heartbroken when she visited the grave on Mother's Day.
"She's very sad, she's grieving, she's heartbroken," he said afterward.
She is heartbroken; what should she do?
"She was heartbroken," Mr. Applegate said, "and she didn't think we would find anything that nice again".
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