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Discover LudwigThe phrase "it converted" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is commonly used when referring to something that has been changed or transformed into something else. For example: - The old warehouse was converted into a trendy loft apartment. - Her efforts finally paid off and she converted the doubters into believers. - After trying her homemade cookies, I was converted to a vegan diet. - The research findings were presented in a way that converted complex data into understandable visuals.
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It converted its formal dining room to a V.I.P. bar area two weeks ago after it proved itself more successful as a late-night weekend lounge.
It converted 8 of its 26 nominations, winning more awards than any other channel.
It converted to steam in 1848, but did not run its trains into the North Union station until 1885.
It converted to a tourist economy, albeit a tiny one.
He had it converted into polyester ceramic transfers.
Along the way, it converted many into empirical evangelists.
It converted to rentals shortly after opening in 2006.
They are lobbying to have it converted into law in the 28 countries of the EU.
It converted the bonds into equity after he declared bankruptcy in 1992.
Amid the crisis, it converted from an investment bank to a more regulated bank holding company.
"If an old one existed on the property, they wanted it converted to a flower garden.
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