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Can you guys help me with my problem here. I"m confused between these two sentences:

"My hand breaks"

and

"My hand is broken"

As far as I'm concerned, for the first sentence "breaks" is a verb. Conversely, for the second sentence "broken" is an adjective. But is the first sentence grammatically correct? If it is, do both sentences indicate the same meaning?

Thanks in advance.

Can you guys help me with my problem here. I"m confused between these two sentences:

My hand breaks

and

My hand is broken

As far as I'm concerned, for the first sentence "breaks" is a verb. Conversely, for the second sentence "broken" is an adjective. But is the first sentence grammatically correct? If it is, do both sentences indicate the same meaning?

Can you guys help me with my problem here. I"m confused between these two sentences:

"My hand breaks"

and

"My hand is broken"

As far as I'm concerned, for the first sentence "breaks" is a verb. Conversely, for the second sentence "broken" is an adjective. But does the first sentence is grammatically correct? If it does, do both sentences indicate the same meaning?

Thanks in advance.

Can you guys help me with my problem here. I"m confused between these two sentences:

"My hand breaks"

and

"My hand is broken"

As far as I'm concerned, for the first sentence "breaks" is a verb. Conversely, for the second sentence "broken" is an adjective. But is the first sentence grammatically correct? If it is, do both sentences indicate the same meaning?

Thanks in advance.