Choose the correct particles. 1) Our car has suddenly broken 2) A burglar broke 3) The girts was adopted and brought 4) He was a little kid when the war broke 5) I dropped the guitar and a machine head broke 6) The doctor brought her 7) He was brought (into / out) the supermarket by night. (in/up) by her aunt. (out/into). (on /off). (about/round) after she had fainted. (around/about) to tell the truth.

1) Our car has suddenly broken (down).
Explanation: The correct particle here is "down." When a car stops working suddenly, we usually say that it has "broken down."

2) A burglar broke (into) the house.
Explanation: The correct particle here is "into." When someone enters a building or a place illegally or forcefully, we use the phrasal verb "break into."

3) The girl was adopted and brought (up) by her aunt.
Explanation: The correct particle here is "up." When talking about raising or educating someone, we use the phrasal verb "bring up."

4) He was a little kid when the war broke (out).
Explanation: The correct particle here is "out." When an event, like a war or a fight, starts, we use the phrasal verb "break out."

5) I dropped the guitar and a machine head broke (off).
Explanation: The correct particle here is "off." When something becomes detached or separated from a larger object, we use the phrasal verb "break off."

6) The doctor brought her (in) by night.
Explanation: The correct particle here is "in." When someone is escorted or taken to a certain place, we use the phrasal verb "bring in."

7) He was brought into the supermarket by night. (out) by her aunt. (into). (on). (about) after she had fainted. (round) to tell the truth.
Explanation:
- He was brought (out) by her aunt.
Explanation: The correct particle here is "out." When someone is taken or escorted away from a certain place, we use the phrasal verb "bring out."

- He was brought into the supermarket (in).
Explanation: The correct particle here is "in." When someone is taken or escorted to a certain place, we use the phrasal verb "bring in."

- He was brought (on) about after she had fainted.
Explanation: The correct particle here is "about." When someone regains consciousness or wakes up after fainting or being unconscious, we use the phrasal verb "come round/about."

- He was brought (round) to tell the truth.
Explanation: The correct particle here is "round." When someone convinces or persuades another person to tell the truth, we use the phrasal verb "bring round."