Akademik

hand me the spoon, please

Turn the files over to me, please

He turned over the prisoner to his lawyers

Somebody ——s somebody

Somebody ——s somebody something

Somebody ——s something to somebody

The cat knocked over the flower vase

the clumsy customer turned over the vase

he tumped over his beer

Somebody ——s something

Something ——s something

These cars won't turn over

Dig we must

turn over the soil for aeration

Somebody ——s

Somebody ——s something

Somebody ——s PP

The child rolled down the hill

turn over on your left side

Something ——s

Something is ——ing PP

The company turns over ten million dollars a year

Somebody ——s something

Something ——s something

They considered the possibility of a strike

Turn the proposal over in your mind

Somebody ——s

Somebody ——s something PP

Somebody ——s that CLAUSE

Somebody ——s whether INFINITIVE

Somebody ——s something

flip over the pork chop

turn over the pancakes

Something ——s

Somebody ——s

Somebody ——s something

Something ——s something

turn a page of a book

Somebody ——s something

They turn over the coin

The big vase overturned

The canoe tumped over

Something ——s