'Turn on the TV.'
Let's help to build your vocabulary by looking at 11 phrasal verbs that use the word turn:
Turn Down: to lower the volume.
'The TV is too loud. Can you turn it down?'
Turn Down: to refuse or decline a request.
'My credit card application was turned down by the bank because of my bad credit.'
Turn In: to submit something.
'All students are expected to turn in their homework at the end of today's lesson.'
Turn In: to go to bed.
'I'm tired to stay up. I think I'll turn in.'
Turn Into: to change into something different. To transform.
'Ben is a nice guy until he drinks alcohol. He then turns into a monster!'
Turn Off: to stop a machine or device from working/performing.
'Turn off the TV if no one is watching it.'
Turn On: to start a machine or device. The opposite of turn off.
'My father is terrible with computers. He can't even turn one on!'
Turn Out: audience members, spectators or participants at an event.
'People turned out in huge amounts for the opening night of the movie'.
Turn Out: in the end.
'I looked for my keys all over the house. It turned out they were in my jacket pocket all along.'
Turn Up: to increase the volume.
'I love this song. Someone turn up the radio.'
Turn Up: to find unexpectedly.
'I hadn't seen her for months and then, one day, she turned up at my house.'