A word has been given in the question and used in the sentences below. Identify the sentences where the word is used both contextually and grammatically correctly.

**BREAK**

(A) They decided to take a short break after working continuously for three hours.

(B) The thief managed to break into the shop without triggering the alarm.

(C) The vase will break beauty once placed on the decorated table.

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A word has been given in the question and used in the sentences below. Identify the sentences where the word is used both contextually and grammatically correctly.

**BREAK**

(A) They decided to take a short break after working continuously for three hours.

(B) The thief managed to break into the shop without triggering the alarm.

(C) The vase will break beauty once placed on the decorated table.

Accepted Answer

**Solution:**

1. Sentence (A): "They decided to take a short break after working continuously for three hours." Here, the word *break* is correctly used as a noun meaning a short rest period. This is both grammatically and contextually correct.

2. Sentence (B): "The thief managed to break into the shop without triggering the alarm." In this sentence, *break* is correctly used as a verb meaning to forcibly enter. This usage is also correct in both grammar and context.

3. Sentence (C): "The vase will break beauty once placed on the decorated table." This sentence is incorrect because *break* cannot be used in this context. The phrase "break beauty" is not meaningful or grammatically correct here.

Therefore, only sentences (A) and (B) use the word *break* correctly.

**Answer:** (e) Both (A) and (B)

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