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Klavier Posted 21 years ago
Grammar
Turn in here
Hello. I looked up "turn in", but it doesn't fit in this context. So, is this sentence correct?
There's a sign at the corner of the street. When you turn in here you should have seen it.
There's a sign at the corner of the street. When you turn in here you should have seen it.
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It could be correct. When driving, one may "turn in" to a driveway, lane or alleyway.
- It could be correct.
- When driving, one may "turn in" to a driveway, lane or alleyway.
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It could be correct. When driving, one may "turn in" to a driveway, lane or alleyway.
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