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Christine Christie Posted 6 years ago
Grammar

Charge

Are these sentences correct:



a) "These bateries have run out of charge."


b) "These bateries have run out of energy."


c) "These bateries have no charge."



Note: By this, I mean that they "don't work".

  

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" I believe the Brits say they are flat. "

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For non-rechargable batteries, it's "These batteries are dead." I believe the Brits say they are flat. In the case of rechargables, I guess I might say, "These batteries need to be charged" or "These batteries have no charge."

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