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- turn off and turn out | WordReference Forums
--switch on off (the light(s)) --turn on off (the light(s)) --push on off (the light(s)) This example would be acceptable if the light(s) has a remote control (or a push-button) I've seen some houses that have those to control the lights --clap on off This example would apply if you use a device that controls your lights by clapping Pablo
- Turn off the light or Turn the light off? - WordReference Forums
"Turn off the light" and "turn the light off" mean the same thing But sometimes off after turn is just a preposition: Turn off this road at the blue sign (This off is a preposition ) Turn this road off at the blue sign (The preposition off must precede its object )
- Switch the lights off or switch off the lights? - WordReference Forums
The rule is that when you have a two-word phrasal verb (switch off, pick up, take out, etc ) you can place the object of the verb (in this case, the lights) either between the two parts of the phrasal verb (as in "switch the lights off", "pick your mother up from the airport") or after the preposition ("switch off the lights", "pick up your mother")
- Turn the lights off Turn off the lights - WordReference Forums
"to turn something off" is different because you can choose where you put the noun phrase (object), but when you have the opportunity to put the noun phrase object at the end, when using the pronoun version, it has to go in between the elements of the phrasal verb
- put on put off the light | WordReference Forums
In my experience, AE speakers use "put out" regularly with flames on candles, matches, cigarettes and lighters, but they don't use "put" as a synonym for "turn" or "switch" in phrases about turning the lights on off
- turn on off (lights) | WordReference Forums
turn on off (lights) Thread starter Mikie8421; Start date Sep 29, 2005; M Mikie8421 Senior Member Auburn, NH, USA United States English Sep 29
- Dont forget to turn turning off - WordReference Forums
1 Forget + INF = Don't forget to turn off the lights when you leave 2 Forget + GER = I'll never forget coming here with you for the first time The example of "Don't forget turning off the lights when you leave " would be like reminding someone to remember the time in the past that they turned off the lights before leaving so to be totally
- Turn off Switch off - WordReference Forums
Switch the light on off Turn the light on off Put the light on off Switch the television on off Turn the television on off Put the television on off These are the only verbs I use But please wait for other opinions LRV
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