What's wrong with it? Describing Problems Grammar

• When you are describing problems grammatically you can use past participle as an adjetive to state what the problem is for example: 

The computer is broken
Her dress is stained
The stove is damaged.                           

• Problems can also be desbribed with nouns for example:

It has a hole in it.
It has a stain in it.
Ther is some damage on it.

Describing problems 2

• Problems can be described with the word keep + a ver in gerund for example:

The stove keeps burning the food.
The chair keeps breaking.

• A problem can also be expressed by saying what needs to be solved it can be using need+gerund or need + passive infinitive.

My stove needs adjusting.           My stove needs to be adjusted.
The chair needs fixing.                  The chair needs to be fixed.