englishhobby
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Are both variants OK to talk about a change of weather we have had?
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It's turned to be warm / It's turned warm (about weather)
- Thread starter englishhobby
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Only the second one is possible.
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It's turned warm = It was previously cold and it has (probably recently) become warm.
It's turned out warm = We weren't sure what the weather would be like today but it has transpired that it is warm.
It's turned out warm = We weren't sure what the weather would be like today but it has transpired that it is warm.
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