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Difference between turn down and turn away



 
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Meaning of mandatory | Feeling down in the dumps
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Difference between turn down and turn away Fri Feb 18, 2005 15:01 pm  Difference between turn down and turn away
 

Test No. incompl/inter-33 "Story (2)", question 3

In fact they were actually turning ......... people.

(a) away
(b) into
(c) down
(d) up

Test No. incompl/inter-33 "Story (2)", answer 3

In fact they were actually turning away people.

Correct answer: (a) away

Your answer was: incorrect
In fact they were actually turning down people.
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how do i know when to use turning away and turning down , i hope you could help me
AJ
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Turn away/down Mon Feb 21, 2005 21:16 pm  Turn away/down
 

Turn away here means telling people they must go away/go home.

Turn down means refuse what people are offering.
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