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Hi this is Tutor Nick P and this is Verb Phrase 170. The verb phrase today is to
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turn out. Now turn out is a very common verb phrase. We're actually going to cover
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9 meanings today and 9 uses today. Yeah, and all of them are actually pretty
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common. Okay. So anyway, let's take a look at the first one. Here's the first one. If
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people turn out for an event they arrive in large numbers. So you could say that
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supporters turned out in large numbers for that politicians rallies. I guess you
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could go the other way with it, you could say they didn't turn ... they didn't
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turn out very well. Or they didn't turn out you know in large numbers or they
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didn't turn out and as much was as expected. But we do use it. We use it a
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lot in this way. All right. Let's look at number two. To point or fold outward. Okay.
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So here your collar is not set right. It means not in the right position. You need
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to turn it out. So for example this was my collar and it was kind of pointed in
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like this, You would tell somebody to turn it out . Turn it out
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so that it's facing the right way. It's facing in the correct way.
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All right. Number 3 here. To result or end up. Yeah. This is a really common one. I
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cover this all the time. Luckily everything turned out well. Things may
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not turn out well. Things may turn out badly or poorly , but we often say
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something turned out in a certain way. All right. Number 4. Go to bed. I'm really
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tired I'm going to turn out for the night , but
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that's a way that we often use it. You are going to turn out for the night. It means
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you're just going to go to bed. You're ready for bed. That's enough. You had enough for
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the day, it's time to rest. Okay . Number 5. Yes.Turn out can also mean
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to turn off in regard to lights. Yes. So not only do we say turn off the lights
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we might say turn out the lights. So this one is really, really very common as well.
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Remember to turn out the lights before going to bed. So that's ... I don't know how
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many times I've heard people say that. All right number 6 here. It says to produce
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something. Okay. That car factory turns out over 1,000 cars per day. So that's how
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many they produce per day. Maybe, maybe they produce around 1100 or 1050 or
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something. But they, they produce more than a thousand every day. All right. Number
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seven here. To train or produce someone with skills. Okay. That police academy you
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know, that's where you, you know, they train you to be a police officer. That
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police academy turns out over 2,000 new policemen every year. So when they do it
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they train them. Maybe they train them several times a year. But if you add up the
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whole year maybe they do. They turn out over 2,000 each year. Okay. Number eight. To
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send someone out somewhere or possibly even evict them. All right. So even though I
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stayed at that hotel for two nights, they turned me out on the third night because
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my room was pre-booked for the festival. Yes, especially if you try to get it for a
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festival. Maybe they arrive before the festival. They still might have some room
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before the festival. Once the festival begins somebody probably booked that one
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months ago or many, many months ago. So then the hotel will ask you to leave if
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they've already taken the money for that room. Okay and number nine. To outfit or
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adorn. So like to supply somebody with an outfit or adorn means like decorate
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somebody or something. So this is also kind of a common one. She turned out for
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the party in a sexy dress. So when she came to the party. She arrived to the
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party she was wearing a sexy dress. So she turned out for the party in a sexy
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dress. Okay. Good. Great. I hope you got it. I hope they were
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useful. Like we said before you know, probably you might have known a few of
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these but you probably didn't know them all. So I hope it was informative. I hope hope it was
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useful. Thank you for your time. Bye-bye
