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Sb70012 Posted 10 years ago
Grammar

Since the video on my TV has gone out


Since the video on my TV has gone out for the third time this week, I am afraid there may be no early resolution of the problem. The only thing I see is "snow."
Source: vocabulary for the high school student by Harold Levine

Hello,
I have a problem understanding the two blue part:

1. "video" has many definitions.

Since the video on my TV has gone out = means what? does it mean the TV program is not showing or a machine that plays video tapes is out?

Thank you.
  

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sb70012Since the video on my TV has gone out
The electronics that delivers the picture is not working. You can't see a picture.

If the audio had gone out, it would mean that the electronics that delivers the sound was not working, and you wouldn't be able to hear anything coming from the TV.

CJ
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