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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
right <-> turn
Hi. I don't understand the difference between these two phrases :
" right turn " "turn right"
" right turn " "turn right"
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Anonymous right turn "turn" is a noun. You have to make a right turn to get there. Anonymous turn right "turn" is a verb.
- Anonymous right turn "turn" is a noun.
- You have to make a right turn to get there.
- Anonymous turn right "turn" is a verb.
- You have to turn right to get there.
- CJ
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Anonymousright turn"turn" is a noun.
You have to make a right turn to get there.
Anonymousturn right"turn" is a verb.
You have to turn right to get there.
CJ
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'Turn' is a verb in the marching order Right turn! The 'right' comes first so that the marching soldiers will know which way to turn when they hear 'turn' bellowed.
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