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[englishkaran]

is this usage correct ?

"light is out " when power cut off
"i am cross with you " after quarrel

pls telle me
thank you

[Modest Man]

Yes, they're Ok.
Just note that "I'm cross with you" is a little old-fashioned.

[Rover_KE]

Welcome to the forum, englishkaran.

Please note my corrections to your text below.

Is this usage correct?

"The light is out" when the power is cut off.
"I am cross with you" after a quarrel.

Please tell me.

Thank you.

You could say 'The light has gone out because the power has been cut off'.

'I am cross with you' is fine.

Rover

[Rover_KE]

Yes, they're Ok.
Just note that "I'm cross with you" is a little old-fashioned.

The first one is not OK.

Please state that you are not a teacher, Modest Man, as required by the Notices above.

Rover

[emsr2d2]

Some people say "The lights are out" when there is a power cut. There are various phrases in BrE which fit:

The power's off.
The electricity's off.
There's a power cut.

In BrE, "I'm cross with you" is fine. It doesn't have to be after an argument. You can be cross with someone because they have simply done something to annoy you, or because they didn't do something you asked them to etc. It's just a milder form of "angry".