Ask for advice on 2 questions in English

As a noun, it has the meaning of wireless **, but it does not mean that we can translate according to our accustomed Chinese thinking, mobile phone or mobile phone, change the first sentence of radio can be said so, but you have to add a because, because a sentence can only have one verb, unless there is a connecting word.

Adding an s after it is not a plural, but a singular form in the third person, because the door is equivalent to it, such as he runs fastThis is also the reason why the run in this sentence is followed by the s

1. No, radio means to transmit by radio, but there is no meaning of moving**.

Reference: My Cell Phone Powered Off!

2, this + s only means that the subject is the third person singular, grammatical needs, not plural, and the part of speech is a verb is not plural.

No, radio generally refers to mobile phone signals in mobile phone communication, for example, there is a radio module on the mobile phone, which is to process mobile phone signals, I play ppc mobile phones, and often brush the radio module of mobile phones to achieve a balance between high-quality signals and energy consumption.

Problem 1, I can't use radio on my mobile phone, radio means radio.

The phone is cellphone

Question 2, not plural, because door is three singles, communicate is a verb, verbs must be added to three single sentences, why I don't know.

Example: She looks like your sister

you look like your sister.

Do you understand.

1 No power is indicated by battery is low.

Colloquially, the phone is dying, the radio here refers to a wireless communication device, a walkie-talkie or something?

2 The subject is the third person singular.

Remaining should not be regarded as a modification of sth, and the meaning of the sentence is incomplete.

with sth +adj.

closed open is an adjective.

1d it +will be ..before...How long will it take? c The answer is obviously wrong, what kind of book is it?

There is a sentence structure, no matter what tense there must be a verb!

For example: there must be

there can be

there is going to be

Good luck with your studies!

1.Future continuous tense.

The subject is a person, a thing.