Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Turns"

A: It's the same as saying "actually..." or "in fact...".

Btw could you help me with some Korean?

A: Turns out means the 'end result' and usually implies a bit of surprise. Example: "I thought ___ but it turns out I was wrong."

A: You start doing something until you are confronted with something. "I went to the store, turns out it was closed." Hope this helps

A: She looked nice, but turns out she's kind of a bad person.

It's a good trade, but turns out I've been fooled.

A: "As it turns out, COVID cases have not slowed down despite social distancing efforts"
"I didn't really want to go to the movies, but as it turns out, I actually had a lot of fun."
"Mom thought she purchased potatoes, but there were none in the house, as it turns out."

A: So uh, turns out I was wrong. Haha please don't be mad.

Hey, so as it turns out, I won't be able to hang out this weekend.
Hey, it turns out I won't be able to hang out this weekend.
Hey, turns out I won't be able to hang out this weekend.

[more formal] - as it turns out > it turns out > turns out - [more casual]

turns out - present tense
turned out - past tense
turn out - future tense

Ex. of past tense:
The party turned out to be a total sausage fest (way more guys than girls in attendance)

Ex. of future tense:
You put a lot of work into your presentation so it'll probably turn out a success!
Can't say for sure, but the weather might turn out to be stormier later today

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A: turns out it is difficult

A: turns out to be

A: Pronounce the T in the sentence (turns ouT you were righT

A: with "heard" try to make it sound more like "herd" but great job :-)