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Christine Christie Posted 4 years ago
Grammar

Turned

Can the verb 'to turn' be intransitive, such in the example that follows?


"One hundred years ago everyone owned a horse and only the rich had cars. Today everybody has cars and only the rich has horsed. The stables have turned."



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Christine Christie One hundred years ago everyone owned a horse , and only the rich had cars. Today everybody has cars , and only the rich has horsed. have horses.

— CalifJim

  • Christine Christie One hundred years ago everyone owned a horse , and only the rich had cars.
  • Today everybody has cars , and only the rich has horsed.
  • have horses.
  • The stables have turned.
  • As shown.
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Christine ChristieOne hundred years ago everyone owned a horse, and only the rich had cars. Today everybody has cars, and only the rich has horsed. have horses. The stables have turned.

As shown. That's a clever variat

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