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19-Feb-2006, 22:04

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turn on/off

Hello,
You use turn on/off for things related to electricity, in my house for example the stove uses gas, so what is the verb I could use to mean turn on/off the stove?

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20-Feb-2006, 04:31

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Re: turn on/off

Turn on/off the stove.

20-Feb-2006, 20:52

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Re: turn on/off

Hi,

Thank you

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