At or On; which is correct? I'm at five percent battery. I'm on five percent battery. What preposition should be used for talking about phone or laptop battery?

What does "I'm in the right spot" mean?

I came by bus. I came on a bus. What's the difference between these two sentences?

What does "Not That Far" mean in the example below? A: Do you understand English? B: I do. A: Can you understand movies in English? B: Not that far. If possible, please give me more examples. Thanks.

What's the difference between the two sentences below? I can't come in today. I'm sick. I can't come to work today. I'm sick.

What's on the TV? Or What's on TV? What's the difference?

Is this sentence correct? What's on TV tonight?

How can I say this sentence like a native English speaker? It's still too hot to eat. Don't eat it hot, wait for it to get cold.

What does "How did you go?" mean? (with a task)