"Branche-le dans le salon, ce sera mieux."

Translation: Plug it in, in the living room; that will be better.

[LesterOlso]

Unless I am mistaken in ordinary English one would not need to have "it" after "plug" because it would be understood. It is accurate however that a literal translation would be sure to include it.

[RainyJan]

As a native english speaker, I would require the it after plug.

[GraemeSarg]

It depends on your definition of "ordinary English". It would be unusual to omit it in BBC English.

[Roman.Kushnariov]

Why is "this will be better" not accepted? Reported.

[indiscipline]

Why "ce" here, not "ça"? I've never seen "ce" on its own before this.