If you are taking the contraceptive pill and the condom breaks during intercourse, there is still a risk of becoming pregnant. The contraceptive pill is a very effective method for preventing pregnancy when used correctly, preventing between 92 and 99.7% of pregnancies. It is important to take the pill regularly and not go more than 7 days without hormones. Adding extra protection like a condom can further reduce the risk of pregnancy, although it is not completely eliminated. Using both methods together greatly decreases the chances of pregnancy. If you have any doubts or concerns about your contraceptive methods, you can consider using emergency contraception like the morning-after pill, which can be effective if taken as soon as possible within 3-5 days after intercourse. You can discuss options with a pharmacist.