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Beatutiful heart Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Usage of turn off
Hi, I got confusion about how to use TURN OFF in sentences below.
Can you clarify the confusion? just wonder if these are correct, if not, like to have your correction.
- That book turned me off to falling asleep.
- The lecture turned me off the subject.
- I got turned off to boredom.
what is the difference between turn me off and turn me off to something.
thanks.
Can you clarify the confusion? just wonder if these are correct, if not, like to have your correction.
- That book turned me off to falling asleep.
- The lecture turned me off the subject.
- I got turned off to boredom.
what is the difference between turn me off and turn me off to something.
thanks.
Top answer
- That book turned me off and I fell asleep. - The lecture turned me off the subject. - I got turned off by boredom.
- - That book turned me off and I fell asleep.
- - The lecture turned me off the subject.
- - I got turned off by boredom.
- -- The second has no meaning.
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- That book turned me off and I fell asleep.
- The lecture turned me off the subject.
- I got turned off by boredom.
what is the difference between 'turn me off' and 'turn me off to something'.-- The second has no meaning.
- The lecture turned me off the subject.
- I got turned off by boredom.
what is the difference between 'turn me off' and 'turn me off to something'.-- The second has no meaning.
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