Hi Kiran, both sentances mean that there is no electricity. However (1) "electricity is off" usually means a temporary loss of electricity which is usually available (2) "there is no electricity" usually means a more permanant lack of electricity Hope it helps!

Both sound great nozturk!

I think it just means general 'contents'. People might say "it frightened the bejeebers out of me" instead of "it frightened the life out of me". It doesn't mean any specific physical or material item. Hope it helps!

"No worries" is correct.

"You'll never guess where I am" is the present tense, where you are now "You'll never guess where I've been" is the past, where you were

Hi Mathew, I had the same problem, I couldn't find a Mongolian cyrillic keyboard so I bought a cheap white keyboard and wrote the cyrillic letters onto the keys, you can buy keyboard stickers with Russian cyrillic letters on but there are some letters which are different in the Mongolian alphabet so, frustratingly, that didn't work but as long as you can find a permanant marker that will stick to the keys it seems to solve the problem. Frances