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Perfect Stranger Posted 13 years ago
Vocabulary
Get on MSN? out of power?
Dear All,
With the development of new technologies, new vocabulary has emerged on the horizon... Can you please tell me if the highlighted expressions are correct? I'd also appreciate it if you could help me find similar expressions.
Tom, my phone is out of power and I need to contact Langle as soon as possible. Can you please send him a message and tell him that I am asking him to get on MSN or Google Chat as soon as he wakes up? Thanks a lot.
Thanks folks!
With the development of new technologies, new vocabulary has emerged on the horizon... Can you please tell me if the highlighted expressions are correct? I'd also appreciate it if you could help me find similar expressions.
Tom, my phone is out of power and I need to contact Langle as soon as possible. Can you please send him a message and tell him that I am asking him to get on MSN or Google Chat as soon as he wakes up? Thanks a lot.
Thanks folks!
Top answer
The phrase out of power is nothing new. Similar expressions are My phone [is dead / died] and My phone is out of juice . In get on MSN or Google Chat , the phrase get on could more formally be replaced by sign in to or log in to .
- The phrase out of power is nothing new.
- Similar expressions are My phone [is dead / died] and My phone is out of juice .
- In get on MSN or Google Chat , the phrase get on could more formally be replaced by sign in to or log in to .
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The phrase out of power is nothing new. Similar expressions are My phone [is dead / died] and My phone is out of juice. In get on MSN or Google Chat, the phrase get on could more formally be replaced by sign in to or log in to.
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Perfect StrangerCan I say My phone was powered off?Yes, if someone turned it off.
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