Can "turned to go" be used if someone just walks away from talking to someone or can it only be used to mean leave a place?
anonymous "turned to go" ~ turned toward the door with the intention of leaving I suppose it could be used to mean "walk away from talking to someone", but that's not the first thing that comes to mind. CJ
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anonymous"turned to go"
~ turned toward the door with the intention of leaving
I suppose it could be used to mean "walk away from talking to someone", but that's not the first thing that comes to mind.
CJ