Phrasal verbs with 'Turn'

Here’s another lesson that gives you an opportunity to revise/learn some phrasal verbs.

Remember, changing the preposition can completely change the meaning of the verb, so we need to know which preposition to add to a verb to create the correct meaning.

Here’s a test to see how well you remember the meaning of these phrasal verbs that use ‘turn’. Which phrasal verb belongs in each sentence? Good luck!
By Caroline Devane

• 1. The pumpkin in Cinderella ___ a carriage!
  
  turns into
  turns out
  turns off
  
  
• 2. We wanted to go to this new club in London, but we were ___ because my friend was wearing trainers.
  
  turned off
  turned out
  turned away
  
  
• 3. Please can you ___ the television. I want to watch The X-factor.
  
  turn off
  turn on
  turn away
  
  
• 4. I applied for a job with Disney, but I got ___.
  
  turned out
  turned down
  turned up
  
  
• 5. Emily can't meet us for drinks at five, but she might ___ later.
  
  turn off
  turn into
  turn up
  
  
• 6. Everything was fine, then he suddenly ___ me and started shouting.
  
  turned on
  turned away
  turned off
  
  
• 7. It ___ that Max was the murderer all along.
  
  turned out
  turned up
  turned off
  
  
• 8. Please ___ the radio! I can’t think with that awful music on.
  
  turn in
  turn down
  turn up
  
  
• 9. Go on, ___ the jewellery, we know you have it.
  
  turn down
  turn over
  turn up
  
  
• 10. Thousands of people ___ for the protest.
  
  turned into
  turned up
  turned down