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when a mirror fell, it breaks into pieces
When a mirror fell, it breaks into pieces.
Please correct this sentence and also suggest me a good version to express the same.
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Re: when a mirror fell, it breaks into pieces
I believe the verb 'to fall' should be in the simple present tense.
"When a mirror falls, it breaks into pieces."
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Re: when a mirror fell, it breaks into pieces

Originally Posted by
Marcello-BRA
I believe the verb 'to fall' should be in the simple present tense.
"When a mirror falls, it breaks into pieces."
That is correct. You are stating a fact that applies to all mirrors, at least ones made of glass; you are not talking about a specific mirror falling.
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Re: when a mirror fell, it breaks into pieces

Originally Posted by
user_gary
When a mirror fell, it breaks into pieces.
Please correct this sentence and also suggest me a good version to express the same.
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When a mirror falls off the wall, it smashes.
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