Hello, everyone:
In an elementary school's science lab, one student asked the teacher: I have turned on the switch but the bulb is still not on, what's wrong? The teacher answered: "The bulb is not on because it doesn't have electricity, you forgot to connect the battery." (I made up these words)
Is it good to use "the bulb doesn't have electricity" here?
(I googled this sentence but only got two results)
Thank you.
In an elementary school's science lab, one student asked the teacher: I have turned on the switch but the bulb is still not on, what's wrong? The teacher answered: "The bulb is not on because it doesn't have electricity, you forgot to connect the battery." (I made up these words)
Is it good to use "the bulb doesn't have electricity" here?
(I googled this sentence but only got two results)
Thank you.