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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Turn on
What do these sentences mean?
A: I am turned on.
B: This discussion turned on the need to raise standards.
Please help.
A: I am turned on.
B: This discussion turned on the need to raise standards.
Please help.
Top answer
Think of a light switch. I am turned on – I am excited, enthusiastic, encouraged, pleased. This discussion turned on the need to raise standards.
- Think of a light switch.
- I am turned on – I am excited, enthusiastic, encouraged, pleased.
- This discussion turned on the need to raise standards.
- It made everyone aware of the need.
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Think of a light switch.
I am turned on – I am excited, enthusiastic, encouraged, pleased.
This discussion turned on the need to raise standards. It made everyone aware of the need.
I am turned on – I am excited, enthusiastic, encouraged, pleased.
This discussion turned on the need to raise standards. It made everyone aware of the need.
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