MeggPhaggSioux Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Has/At/With Full Charge
"The battery has (a) full charge."
"The battery has (a) 40% charge."
"The battery is at (a) full charge."
"The battery is at (a) 40% charge."
"The radio needs a battery with (a) full charge."
"The radio needs a battery with (a) 40% charge."
Do I need the article "a" in these sentences?
"The battery has (a) 40% charge."
"The battery is at (a) full charge."
"The battery is at (a) 40% charge."
"The radio needs a battery with (a) full charge."
"The radio needs a battery with (a) 40% charge."
Do I need the article "a" in these sentences?
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Hi,
"The battery has (a) full charge."
"The battery has (a) 40% charge."
"The battery is at (a) full charge."
"The battery is at (a) 40% charge."
"The radio needs a battery with (a)
"The battery has (a) full charge."
"The battery has (a) 40% charge."
"The battery is at (a) full charge."
"The battery is at (a) 40% charge."
"The radio needs a battery with (a)
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