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Anonymous Posted 8 years ago
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Charging battery still drops

How would you naturally phrase this please while trying to included all the information in the sentence?


If you are watching a movie on your phone and your phone is charging, your battery will still drop because the battery used is more than what it’s taking in.


If you are watching a movie on your phone while charging it, the battery (percentage) will still drop, but slowly compared to do you aren’t charging it, because the battery used is more than what it’s taking in.



Thanks


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Is it correct to say this and use “while trying to...”?

How would you naturally phrase this please while trying to included all the information in the sentence?


  

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eg If you are watching a movie on your phone while trying to charge it, your battery level will still drop because the phone is using more power than it is taking in.

— Clive

  • eg If you are watching a movie on your phone while trying to charge it, your battery level will still drop because the phone is using more power than it is taking in.
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eg If you are watching a movie on your phone while trying to charge it, your battery level will still drop because the phone is using more power than it is taking in.

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Thank you Clive.


Could you tell me if the questions is correct also?


Is it correct to say this and use “while trying to...”?

How would you naturally phrase this please while trying to included all the information in the sentence?

Thanks

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