stuck or block ?

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What is more correct ?

Do you say : "the lift/elevator stucked ?/blocked ?"

"the lift/elevator was stuck ? /blocked ?"

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The lift/elevator is/was stuck.
 
David Van Beveren said:
What is more correct ?

Do you say : "the lift/elevator stucked ?/blocked ?"

"the lift/elevator was stuck ? /blocked ?"

Thanks
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The verb "to stick" is an irregular verb, stick, stuck, stuck. "Stuck is the past and past participle of the verb, "stucked" doesn't exist.
 
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