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candy
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Tue, 14 Oct 03 04:58 PM
Could you please teach me the difference of them?
I'm confused how to use them.
Especially; turn to / turn into
Thanks for your help in advance.
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whl626
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Tue, 14 Oct 03 05:17 PM
eg. I turn to a native speaker for help. ( It means go to )
eg. He turned into a talkative person when he met his old friend. ( It means to change into another state of being )
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candy
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Tue, 14 Oct 03 05:31 PM
Thanks for your help.
Can I ask a little more about this?
"His anger turned to sandness."
Can I use "into" here instead of "to" ? Or, will it cause any problems if I use "into" here?
e.g. His anger turned into sadness.
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whl626,
6 yr 40 days ago
Not ' can you use ', you should use ![Smile [:)]](/emoticons/emotion-1.gif)
Because it turns a state into another
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advoca
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Thu, 16 Oct 03 05:32 AM
Have you heard about the magician who waved his magic wand at a motor car and it turned into a side street?
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Woodward
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Sat, 18 Oct 03 05:04 PM
I've never heard that one Advoca. It's good!
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