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Beopro Posted 9 years ago
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Fully charged

"You'd better plug out your cell phone because it is fully charged already. Otherwise, its battery will be dead."


Dear Native Speakers. Do the sentences above sound entirely natural in daily speech? Please correct if they're incorrect.


Thanks very much in advance.

  

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beopro "You'd better plug out your cell phone because it is fully charged already. You'd better unplug your cell phone because it is fully charged already . beopro Otherwise, its battery will be dead.

— Mister Micawber

  • beopro "You'd better plug out your cell phone because it is fully charged already.
  • You'd better unplug your cell phone because it is fully charged already .
  • beopro Otherwise, its battery will be dead.
  • I don't understand why.
  • Leaving a device plugged into an electrical source after fully charging does not deaden the battery.
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beopro"You'd better plug out your cell phone because it is fully charged already.

You'd better unplug your cell phone because it is fully charged already.

beoproOtherwise, its battery will be dead.

I don't understand why. Leaving a device plugged into an electr

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