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The phrase "torn up" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used as an adjective or past participle to describe something that has been physically shredded or destroyed. It can also be used figuratively to describe something that is emotionally distressed or in a state of chaos. Example: "The letter was torn up into tiny pieces, making it unreadable." (physical destruction) "Their relationship was torn up by constant arguments and mistrust." (figurative emotional distress).
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Streetcar lines were torn up.
"She was torn up.
The script torn up.
One knee was torn up pretty bad.
"I mean, it was torn up.
His books were torn up.
"The floor was torn up.
No streets were torn up.
His library card torn up.
His prescribed script had been torn up.
"I feel hurt, torn up," he said.
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