"The power is back." OR "The electricity is back."

[Twilit1988]

My dear and respected teachers

1: “Add the game feature to Yahoo! so that users may play games with each other.” ? OR…

“Add the game option to Yahoo! so that users may play games with each other.” ? OR…

Add the game facility to Yahoo! so that users may play games with each other." ?

2: “The power is back.” OR “The electricity is back.” OR “The light is back.”

3: I often play snooker.How should I say the following sentence?

“Try putting pink ball in the pocket .” OR “Try putting pink ball into the pocket.” ?

4: “Take all bones out of the fish before you eat it.” correct?

Thanks in advance!

[Skrej]

@Twilit1988

My dear and respected teachers

@Twilit1988

1: “Add the game feature to Yahoo! so that users may play games with each other.” ? OR…

“Add the game option to Yahoo! so that users may play games with each other.” ? OR…

Add the game facility to Yahoo! so that users may play games with each other." ?

Either ‘feature’ or ‘option’ are okay. Don’t use facility in this sentence.

@Twilit1988

2: “The power is back.” OR “The electricity is back.” OR “The light is back.”

Either “The power is back” or “The electricity is back” is fine. You could also say “The lights are back on.”

@Twilit1988

3: I often play snooker.How should I say the following sentence?

“Try putting pink ball in the pocket .” OR “Try putting pink ball into the pocket.” ?

Either is fine. However, you need a definite article before ball.

Try putting/hitting the pink ball in/into the pocket.

@Twilit1988

4: “Take all bones out of the fish before you eat it.” correct?

Yes. You could also use the verb ‘pick’, but it’s not necessarily any better.