Phrasal Verbs: TURN DOWN

Learn how to use the phrasal verb TURN DOWN - 2 meanings.
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Thanks so much teacher 🌹 Could you explain phrasal verbs such as(go past ,walk past, run past ..etc) in short detail, please

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You're welcome. Those are actually not phrasal verbs. 'Past' functions as an adverb (if there is no object), or a preposition (if there is an object). He walked past. (adverb) He walked past us. (preposition) Phrasal verbs have a different meaning to the original verb. For example, 'take' is completely different to 'take part'. In the case of 'walk past', the verb 'walk' simply means 'walk'. 'Past' tells us where, but it does not modify the meaning of the verb.

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[@please_healtheworld]

Thanks always. Actually, I wasn't used to this phrasal verb "turn down", but thanks to you, now I know how to use it. Here are my examples.🥰👐 We tried our best to pull off the deal, but they turned down our proposal. A: Stop playing that song. I'm really sick of it. B: Sorry, but it's stuck in head. A: In that case, turned the volume down a little.

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You're welcome😊😊😊 Nice examples! 👌🌻 One tiny correction - A: Then, turn the volume down a little (imperative).

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@@EnglishWithEm Thanks a lot 🥰🙏 I corrected it. 1. In that case, please turn down the volume a little. 2. In that case, can you turn down the volume a little? 3. Really? In that case, it would be nice if you turned down the volume a little.

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@@EnglishWithEm Excuse me, Emma. Can I ask a question? I was always curious about which word I should use between "then" and " in that case " in the context above reply. All right. Then I want you to turn down the volume. All right. In that case, I want you to turn down the volume.

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@@please_healtheworld 'Then' and 'in that case' are synonyms, but I think 'in that case' sounds better. I'm not really sure why! 😆 Thinking about the way I would respond, I'd probably say: Fine, but can you at least turn it down?

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Three meanings if you include, Turn down the bedding for the night

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Yes, I didn't think of that one because it's not really used in the UK, at least as far as I am aware.

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[@edgarmendoza9912]

Teacher... I'm hearing you pronouncing "Turn" like ( T + schwa+ n ). Something like "Teun" But when you said Turned sounds like "Teunted" where the second T comes from??

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That's strange. I've just listened to the video again and there's definitely no second 't'!

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[@simpykaur2200]

I offered my friend to go out for a movie tonight but she turned down the offer. Turn the temperature of A.C. down as its getting to chilly .

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Nice examples! A few small corrections: In the first, I'd say 'I offered to take my friend out for a movie...' (because we offer to do something for someone, or offer someone something, but not offer someone to do something). In the second: Turn the temperature of the AC down as it's getting too chilly. ('the' is needed with 'AC' because we are talking about a specific air conditioner). Nice use of 'chilly' by the way!

[@dan93431]

Teacher EM doesn't never turn anybody's comment down if she is sick or busy 🤠🤠 Don't turn your voice down otherwise I won't be capable of hearing you.😅 🌹🌻🌻

[@EnglishWithEm]

Nice examples! One small correction - 'doesn't never' is a double negative, so we say 'doesn't ever' 🙌🌻

[@Jmdr1964]

​​@@EnglishWithEmould it be wrong to say? : Teacher EM never turns down.... or Teacher EM does never turn down... (sometimes I've never understood the use of the auxiliary verb 'do', besides being politer... i.e.: I like to drink water. or I do like to drink water. (I don 't find the meaning to compare with my native language (Spanish) beyond strengthen or qualifying the action... 'Me gusta beber agua' or 'Me encanta beber agua'. Other option is that between English and Spanish there are inequalities and, that's all!

[@dan93431]

​​@@EnglishWithEmgood evening ma'am I appreciate your correction.👏👏 But I knew that rule that the double negatives would not be acceptable. Thank you ☺️☺️ Keep correcting me if I make a mistake again.

[@dan93431]

​@@Jmdr1964 according to me I like to drink water means you are emphasizing your sentence that you really like to drink water. By the way teacher EM never turns down is grammatically correct. Wait for teacher EM's reply to get more information from her😊😊😊.

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@@Jmdr1964 'Teacher EM does never...' sounds very strange. The auxiliary verb is used for questions and negatives: Does she turn people down? She doesn't turn people down. It isn't usually used in positive structures except to refute or emphasise something. A: She doesn't turn people down. B: You're wrong. She DOES turn people down. A normal sentence: I like pizza. Adding emphasis: A: You don't like pizza. B: Actually, I DO like pizza. 😊😊🌻🌻😊😊🌻🌻

[@waleedwaleed668]

How about turn up 😊

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I have a video about that. I've just linked it to this one!

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[@reb0118]

You can also turn down a bed.

[@EnglishWithEm]

Yes, I believe that's common in American English. I've never heard anyone in the UK say it, but that's not to say they don't. I think nice hotels offer a 'turndown' service.

[@Rijasebna]

He had proposed her for meriage but she turned him down . Am I right .

[@EnglishWithEm]

Yes, the use of the phrasal verb is perfect👌 With the verb 'propose', we say 'propose to someone' - he proposed to her, but she turned him down. 😊🌻

[@Krucezam]

i asked my my friend to turn down the music so i can hear what he is saying but he turned down my request by saying he can hear me. what a stupid bloke!

[@EnglishWithEm]

Nice! One small correction - this is reported speech, so the present tense is backshifted into the past tense - ... so I could hear what he was saying... he could hear me. I love 'what a stupid bloke'! Very British! 🙌😊🌻😊🌻

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Boris was not impressed with you when you turned down his invitation to his private party in 10 downing shebeen club during the solitary confinement You are in a pickle 😮😢

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I doubt he will lose any sleep over it... that man has a hide like a rhino! 🦏

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Real British

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I can't thank you enough. Have a good one. 💗🍮🧁🍕🍹

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[@exanimo11]

Three meanings....Sewing: I have to turn down my trousers, they're too long

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In this case, we would say 'take down', not 'turn down'. The children are growing so fast. I've had to take down all their trousers/hems.