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ESLPod_0217_WE_0109 Lost and Found In this podcast, the phrase "to turned (something) in" means to give something to someone, usually something that is found but that doesn't belong to that person: "My sister turned in the money she found under the seat in the bus." "To turn (someone) in" can also mean to give information, usually about someone who has done something bad: "When I saw the man who robbed the store, I immediately went to the police to turn him in." Or, "I know that it was Rob who damaged the car but I don't know if I should turn him in." The verb "to turn into" can also be used for driving, when someone enters a place or when they turn from going in one direction to suddenly going in another: "The car was driving north when he turned into the parking lot."

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ESLPod 217 to turn (something) in Travel

Id	ESLPod_0217_WE_0109
Episode Id	ESLPod 217
Episode Title	Lost and Found
Phrase	to turn (something) in
Text	In this podcast, the phrase "to turned (something) in" means to give something to someone, usually something that is found but that doesn't belong to that person: "My sister turned in the money she found under the seat in the bus." "To turn (someone) in" can also mean to give information, usually about someone who has done something bad: "When I saw the man who robbed the store, I immediately went to the police to turn him in." Or, "I know that it was Rob who damaged the car but I don't know if I should turn him in." The verb "to turn into" can also be used for driving, when someone enters a place or when they turn from going in one direction to suddenly going in another: "The car was driving north when he turned into the parking lot."
Topics	Travel

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