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Wrong turning Sun Aug 29, 2004 21:37 pm  Wrong turning
 

Hi,
Why we say "wrong turning" and not " wrong turn"?! Embarassed

Test No. incompl/inter-66 "How to ask the way", question 8

I took the wrong ......... at the last road junction, can you tell me how I get back on the motorway?

(a) turn
(b) turner
(c) turned
(d) turning

Test No. incompl/inter-66 "How to ask the way", answer 8

I took the wrong turning at the last road junction, can you tell me how I get back on the motorway?

Correct answer: (d) turning
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Turning/turn Mon Aug 30, 2004 9:44 am  Turning/turn
 

Hi,

'Turning' is usually used when we refer to junctions of roads as here. 'Turn' has many meanings and is often limited to small movements like turn of a page/ turn of the head.

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