switched
Pronunciation: [swɪtʃt]
Word
Context: "change"
(verb) to change something from one thing to another. This means you take one thing and replace it with something else. For example, if you switch the lights off, you turn them off.
Example
She switched the TV on to watch her favorite show.
Example
He didn't switch the music off when he left the room.
Example
Did you switch the chairs around for the party?
Context: "exchange"
(verb) to give one thing to someone and get another thing in return. It’s like when you take someone’s toy and give them yours instead.
Example
They switched their snacks during lunch and enjoyed trying new things.
Example
I didn't switch my book with hers because I liked mine more.
Example
Can we switch our seats for the movie?
Context: "location"
(verb) to move from one position to another. This can happen with people, things, or even places. It's like when you switch places with a friend so you can sit next to someone.
Example
He switched places with his sister in the back seat of the car.
Example
They couldn't switch places because the seats were taken.
Example
Would you like to switch places with me in line?
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