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ESLPod_0365_WE_0404 Putting the Children to Bed The word "turn," in this podcast, means the time when one person needs to do something, because another person did it previously: "Paulina and Kristoff take turns washing the dishes: she does it on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, and he does it on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays." As a verb, "to turn" means to move toward the right or left: "Drive straight for three blocks and then turn right." Or, "When she heard someone call her name, she turned toward the sound of the voice." The verb "to turn" can also mean to move an object so that it is facing a different direction: "The little girl turned the dolls toward each other and pretended that they were having a conversation."

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ESLPod 365 turn Relationships + Family

Id	ESLPod_0365_WE_0404
Episode Id	ESLPod 365
Episode Title	Putting the Children to Bed
Phrase	turn
Text	The word "turn," in this podcast, means the time when one person needs to do something, because another person did it previously: "Paulina and Kristoff take turns washing the dishes: she does it on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, and he does it on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays." As a verb, "to turn" means to move toward the right or left: "Drive straight for three blocks and then turn right." Or, "When she heard someone call her name, she turned toward the sound of the voice." The verb "to turn" can also mean to move an object so that it is facing a different direction: "The little girl turned the dolls toward each other and pretended that they were having a conversation."
Topics	Relationships + Family

Eslpod Turn Means Person Move Turned Putting Children