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Woman: Turn the key. Turn the handle. Turn right. Turn left. Turn the corner. Turn around. Turn back. Turn in here. Turn into a prince.
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1- Is “Turn in” a phrasal verb in this case?
2- What does “Turn in here” mean?
Does it mean “Turn and come in”?
Thank you
In picture 9
He is about to enter something.
You could turn into a driveway, turn into a garage, turn into a room.
In the last picture, he changed into a prince.
“Turn in here” might be a street sign meaning “Turn in here to enter the garage.”
Joke of the Day
A man walked down the street and turned into a store.
Not sure if I understood your joke. Is it because turn into has two meanings? Turn into - change direction and turn into - he became a store.
Exactly!!!
Thank you so much, Arinker 
Very nice.
There are yet other useful phrasal verbs like TURN UP, TURN DOWN, TURN OUT etc.
You might want to check out this wonderful piece by @Alan
Thank you so much, Anglophile
Thank you so much, Torsten
