Choose the option nearest in meaning to the underlined word(s).
A few years ago, nobody would have believed that the economy would turn around?
change
deteriorate
improve
stagnate
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turnaround
/ˈtəːnəraʊnd/
noun: turn-around
1.
an abrupt or unexpected change, especially one that results in a more favourable situation.
"it was a remarkable turnaround in his fortunes"
the answer is improve
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According to Merriam Webster Dic.,
Turnaround (noun): a changing from one policy or point of view to virtually its exact opposite
Turn around (verb): as in change, improve
(From Cambridge Dictionary)
Turn around (verb): the image
It's Improve
The selected answer is wrong:
the underlined word is "turn around" which means a positive change according to the sentence. in fact, at the beginning of the sentence, this fact is proven with "No one would believe..." which shows that it's a positive change
