Turns or Turnes
Learn why “turns” is correct and “turnes” is not used in modern English.
turnes
Incorrect spelling - “Turnes” is an outdated or incorrect variant not used today.
"turnes" is a common misspelling of "turns". Always use "turns" when referring to the correct word.
turns
Correct spelling - The proper way to spell this word.
“Turns” is the plural of turn, meaning rotations or changes in direction.
Definition of turns
"turns": “Turns” is the plural of turn, meaning rotations or changes in direction.
This word is commonly used in everyday conversation and writing.
Synonyms for turns
- • rotations
- • changes
Usage Examples
"Correct:" He turns the key slowly.
"Correct:" The road turns sharply.
"Correct:" She turns the pages quickly.
"Correct:" Time turns everything.
"Incorrect:" He turnes the key.
"Incorrect:" The road turnes here.
"Incorrect:" She turnes pages.
"Incorrect:" Time turnes fast.
Notes:
- • Always use ‘turns’ in modern English.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Is ‘turnes’ correct today?
A: No, use ‘turns’.
Q: Meaning of turns?
A: Rotations or changes in direction.
Q: Example sentence?
A: He turns the corner quickly.
Q: Can 'turns' refer to events?
A: Yes, like 'the turns of the story'.
Q: Common mistake?
A: Spelling 'turnes'.
Summary
""Turns" is correct for both physical rotations and figurative changes. Avoid 'turnes', as it is outdated and incorrect in modern English."