wht is the formal sentence for electrity is gone...if v wnt 2 use power cut in the sentence...
electricity
Electricity is not gone, it's coming baby!
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Outage or blackout if you mean a power failure that covers a large area. You can also cut the power to an individual electrical item if you disconnect it from its power source, or interrupt a circuit. Which situation did you have in mind?
i wanna kno abt wot wud we say if electricity come back aftr blckout...
thx uriel...
thx uriel...
I always say:
The power has gone out.
or
The power's out.
and:
The power has come back on.
or
The power's back.
The power has gone out.
or
The power's out.
and:
The power has come back on.
or
The power's back.
"i wanna kno abt wot wud we say if electricity come back aftr blckout...
thx uriel... ""
restoration of service
thx uriel... ""
restoration of service
The power went out. The power's out. We lost power.
Power has been restored. Power {came | has come} back [on].
Pretty much what Arnie said.
Power has been restored. Power {came | has come} back [on].
Pretty much what Arnie said.
i wanna kno abt wot wud we say if electricity come back aftr blckout...
thx uriel...
Personally I would think twice about anwering a question like this?
Why tolerate this level of English?
What sort of Engliish is this?
Is this person incapable of writing complete words?
I appreciate that they may be texting while using a mobile phone. But should you be encouraging them by answering.
thx uriel...
Personally I would think twice about anwering a question like this?
Why tolerate this level of English?
What sort of Engliish is this?
Is this person incapable of writing complete words?
I appreciate that they may be texting while using a mobile phone. But should you be encouraging them by answering.
<<Why tolerate this level of English?
What sort of Engliish is this?>>
You'd better get used to this -- it's the latest trend in English spelling. For years, many folks here at antimoon have been clamoring for English spelling reform, so here it is. Be careful of what you ask for.
What sort of Engliish is this?>>
You'd better get used to this -- it's the latest trend in English spelling. For years, many folks here at antimoon have been clamoring for English spelling reform, so here it is. Be careful of what you ask for.
Tru, th bst spllng refrm wld b one tht got rid of as mny vwls as pssble, snce thts whre mst of the prblms are.
we dont have to escape vowels..bt we have to write short and others cAn understand...time saver...
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Collins - 'Complete Writing Guide'
The electricity's gone off.
The electricity's back on again.
I'll translate for you:
d electrcty's gn of
d d electrcty's bk on agn
Why tolerate this level of English? Good question - don't!
What sort of Engliish is this? Does it have a name?
Is this person incapable of writing complete words? It seems they can write a select few, such as 'if'.
The electricity's back on again.
I'll translate for you:
d electrcty's gn of
d d electrcty's bk on agn
Why tolerate this level of English? Good question - don't!
What sort of Engliish is this? Does it have a name?
Is this person incapable of writing complete words? It seems they can write a select few, such as 'if'.