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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

battery power

How would you say:
My computer turns off by itself on 75% battery.
When my computer drops to 75% battery, it turns off.
  

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I've never seen a computer like that. Perhaps you mean My computer switches/turns itself off when only seven percent of battery power is left. CB

— Cool Breeze

  • I've never seen a computer like that.
  • Perhaps you mean My computer switches/turns itself off when only seven percent of battery power is left.
  • CB
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I've never seen a computer like that. Perhaps you mean My computer switches/turns itself off when only seven percent of battery power is left.

CB
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"When my computer drops to 75% battery, it turns off."

It's not correct?
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geoyo"When my computer drops to 75% battery, it turns off."It's not correct?
Computers usually don't drop, unless they fall off the desk.

When the battery level drops to 75%, my computer turns off (by itself).

Did you mean "laptop" by any chance, Anonymous?
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Oh, I see. Yes, I overlooked the "drop" part Emotion: smile
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How about:

- When the battery level reaches 75%, my computer turns itself down.
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PS. Hmm... perhaps I should have written: turns itself off
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"reaches" would imply going up, so that might sound as if you're recharging the battery.

And yes, it should be "off", not "down".
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What I am trying to say is that when I fully charge my laptop, and it goes down to 75% battery, it turns off. There is a defect.

How would you say that? "When I fully charge my laptop, and it goes down to 75% battery, it turns off. There is a defect."


Could you tell me how to say this as well please?



I barely used any of the charge of the battery.
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