Can we use "the court breaks to recess"? I googled "break to recess", and there's no examples .
I hear it from CNN. Here is the link and it's the last sentence from the video." But again no word of what his respond to the testimony was today,because the court hasn't release anything other than the bare bones, when it opens , and when it beaks into recess." Did I hear it wrong ? Why I can't find this usage in google?Sorry , the link is here
http://edition.cnn.com/2013/08/25/world/asia/china-bo-xilai-trial/index.html?hpt=hp_inthenews
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This is not a good example of correct English. Recess is another word (more common in American English) for break. They mean the same thing so you do not need both words in the sentence. A better example would be ''The judge announced that the court would recess until...''
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It's more commonly phrased "the court will recess" or "the court will take a recess".
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The expression is "break for recess". If you google "break FOR recess" you will find some examples.
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So, it's okay to say, understandable English, although not commonly used and not very correctly Grammatically, as in what do you got?
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So, it's okay to say, understandable English, although not commonly used and not very correctly Grammatically, as in what do you got?
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