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Discover Ludwig"I turn off" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
It is typically used in the present tense to describe an action of switching something off. Example: Every night before bed, I turn off all the lights and electronics in my room to save energy.
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Should I turn off the steam?
I turn off taps that are running.
I turn off my bedside light.
I turn off my own spot.
After this I turn off my phone.
I turn off the helmet lamp.
I turn off that Angus Deayton.
Who turned on this light?" I turn off the light.
"Pint?" he asks, as I turn off the tape.
I turn off the music with suitable shame.
Then I turn off the TV set for a month.
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