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The grammatical difference between "break" and "brake" lies in their usage and meaning:

1. Break:

   • "Break" is a verb that means to separate into pieces or to cause damage, disruption, or interruption in the continuity of something.
   • Example (verb): "She accidentally broke the vase." Here, "broke" indicates the action of causing the vase to separate into pieces.
   • Example (noun): "We'll take a short break from work." In this sentence, "break" refers to a pause or interruption in work or activity.

2. Brake:

   • "Brake" is a noun or a verb that refers to a device used to slow down or stop the motion of a vehicle or machine.
   • Example (noun): "He stepped on the brake to stop the car." Here, "brake" refers to the device used to slow down or stop the car.
   • Example (verb): "The driver braked suddenly to avoid hitting the pedestrian." In this sentence, "braked" indicates the action of using the brakes to slow down or stop the vehicle.