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Shijopullen Posted 12 years ago
Vocabulary
Phrasal Verb
Could you please help me to frame a sentence using the phrasal verb 'turn out'?
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eg I thought it would be cold today, but it turned out to be warm,
- eg I thought it would be cold today, but it turned out to be warm,
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Thank you very much. Does it have got the meaning - "prove" (not in the sentence stated above). If yes, would you please frame a sentence?
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eg I thought it would be cold today, but it turned out to be warm.
You can rewrite this sentence as
eg I thought it would be cold today, but it proved to be warm,.
You can rewrite this sentence as
eg I thought it would be cold today, but it proved to be warm,.
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In the springtime, the shepherd turns his entire flock out to graze in the hills.
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There are a number of ways this verb is used:
He turned out bad. (Ended up.)
They were turned out of the hotel. (Rejected.)
Turn out the light. (Switch off.)
Turn out the covers so I can turn in. (Unfold.)
Turn out of the cloverleaf at exit 1. (Exit.)
He turned out bad. (Ended up.)
They were turned out of the hotel. (Rejected.)
Turn out the light. (Switch off.)
Turn out the covers so I can turn in. (Unfold.)
Turn out of the cloverleaf at exit 1. (Exit.)
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