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Traducción & Definición
to turn off (the radio): apagar (la radio)
to turn on (the radio): encender (la radio)
Turn on es lo contrario deturn off:
Turn on the TV please. Enciende la televisión por favor.
You should turn off the light before leaving. Deberías apagar la luz antes de salir.
Ejemplos
- "Just turn your alarm off and go to sleep."
- "Brian : Edward, do you mind turning your light off?"
- "Turn off the lights and come to bed."
- "Moira, turn the mic off."
- "Erase the whiteboard Turn the lights off"
- "Moira, turn the mike off."
- "And then I turned the box on again."
- "If you turn off your light, I'll hold your hand."
- "Brian : Well, I turned the box off."
Ejercicio 1
"Would you like to switch seats with me?"
Which of the following terms could replace switch without changing the meaning of this question?
There may be more than one correct answer!
Which of the following terms could replace switch without changing the meaning of this question?
There may be more than one correct answer!
"Would you like to switch seats with me?"
Which of the following terms could replace switch without changing the meaning of this question?
There may be more than one correct answer!
Which of the following terms could replace switch without changing the meaning of this question?
There may be more than one correct answer!
This is correct. "Swap" is a synonym of "switch" in this context. Both verbs describe the act of making an exchange. In this conversation, Bruno asks to change places or seats with Donna. It should be noted that "swap" is more common in British English, for example: -Would you like to swap places with the Queen? -Not really. Also note that the verb "to swap" is irregular: swap/swapped/swapped.
This is incorrect. "Switch" and "turn" are synonymous in expressions like "Can you switch/turn on the light?", where the meaning carries a sense of starting a process. In this conversation, Bruno is using "switch" to describe the act of making an exchange.
This is incorrect. "Keep" and "switch" are antonyms, meaning that they have the opposite meaning to each other. If Bruno wanted to keep seats, then he would be expressing a desire to stay where he was.
This is correct. "Trade" is a synonym of "switch" in this context. Both verbs describe the act of making an exchange. In this conversation, Bruno asks to change places or seats with Donna. Note that the verb "to trade" also has business and commerce implications (most forms of business are essentially a form of exchange). To express the idea of physical exchange, "trade" is more commonly used in American English, for example: -Do you want to trade places with the President of the USA? -Er, thanks but no.
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