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1. Can we use the phrasal verb "turn up" as the opposite of "turn down"?as follows:
- Could you please turn down (the volume/sound of) your radio, please?
2. Can either "sound" or "volume" be used in my sentence as I used?
3. Do we have other verbs except "turn up" to imply the same meaning?
Kind regards,
JA
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1. as follows: - Could you please turn down (the volume/sound of) your radio, please? Yes 2.
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- as follows: - Could you please turn down (the volume/sound of) your radio, please?
- Yes 2.
- Can either "sound" or "volume" be used in my sentence as I used?
- Yes, but usually we omit them.
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1. Can we use the phrasal verb "turn up" as the opposite of "turn down"?as follows:
- Could you please turn down (the volume/sound of) your radio, please? Yes
2. Can either "sound" or "volume" be used in my sentence as I used? Yes, but usually we omit them.
3. Do we have other verbs except "turn up" to imply the same meaning? Yes, but turn up / turn down are
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