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Your coat is broken vs Your coat is torned

The correct phrase is 'your coat is torned.' 'Torned' is not a standard English word, and the correct term to use in this context is 'torn.' 'Your coat is torn' is the appropriate way to convey that the coat has a rip or hole in it.

Last updated: March 30, 2024 • 1483 views

Your coat is broken

This phrase is not correct in this context. 'Broken' is not typically used to describe a coat with a rip or hole.

The word 'broken' is more commonly used to describe objects that are damaged or not functioning properly, such as a broken toy or a broken appliance.
  • You know, your coat is kind of a brownish color.
  • You know, your coat is kind of a brownish color.
  • Okay, now that your coat is safely in the bed...
  • Your coat is playing the "Fifth Symphony."
  • And may I say, your coat is very shiny today.
  • Like your coat Mr. Talmann.
  • We found bloodstains on your coat...
  • Artie, please take your coat.
  • Anton, take off your coat and play With Horst.
  • Your coat, Mr. Wayne.
  • I'll take your coat and you can meet Noah and Daphne.
  • I remember you smiling and putting your coat on the stairs.
  • Let me take your coat and hat.
  • Then put on your coat and walk past the camera.
  • Your coats will be taken upstairs.
  • I... I couldn't find your coat.
  • You left your coat back there.
  • Let me take your coat... funny stories.
  • Grab your coat and meet me outside Trauma.
  • Forget your coat. I need you here.

Alternatives:

  • your coat is torn
  • your coat is ripped
  • your coat has a hole in it
  • your coat is damaged

Your coat is torned

This phrase is correct, but it is not commonly used in English. The more common term to use in this context is 'torn.'

'Your coat is torned' is grammatically correct but not commonly used. It conveys that the coat has a rip or hole in it.
  • You know, your coat is kind of a brownish color.
  • You know, your coat is kind of a brownish color.
  • Okay, now that your coat is safely in the bed...
  • Your coat is playing the "Fifth Symphony."
  • And may I say, your coat is very shiny today.
  • Like your coat Mr. Talmann.
  • We found bloodstains on your coat...
  • Artie, please take your coat.
  • Anton, take off your coat and play With Horst.
  • Your coat, Mr. Wayne.
  • I'll take your coat and you can meet Noah and Daphne.
  • I remember you smiling and putting your coat on the stairs.
  • Let me take your coat and hat.
  • Then put on your coat and walk past the camera.
  • Your coats will be taken upstairs.
  • I... I couldn't find your coat.
  • You left your coat back there.
  • Let me take your coat... funny stories.
  • Grab your coat and meet me outside Trauma.
  • Forget your coat. I need you here.

Alternatives:

  • your coat is torn
  • your coat is ripped
  • your coat has a hole in it
  • your coat is damaged

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