flick [transitive] to press a button or switch quickly in order to turn a machine, etc. on or off SYNONYM flip
flick something He flicked a switch and all the lights went out.
flick something on/off She flicked the TV on.
flip [transitive] to press a button or switch in order to turn a machine, etc. on or off SYNONYM flick
flip something to flip a switch
flip something on/off She reached over and flipped off the light.
turn something off to stop the flow of electricity, gas, water, etc. by moving a switch, button, etc.
to turn off the light
They've turned off the water while they repair a burst pipe.
Please turn the television off before you go to bed.
switch off/on | switch something off/on to turn a light, machine, etc. off/on by pressing a button or switch
Please switch the lights off as you leave.
How do you switch this thing on?
The electricity has been switched off.
We only switched on halfway through the programme.
So, according to my study,
We can say "to flip / flick a switch" but we don't say "to turn a switch off"
We can say "I flipped / flicked the switch & the light went out"
But it seems we don't say "I flipped / flicked the switch off and the light went out"
But we can say "I flipped / flicked the light off"
And we can say "I turned the light off"
But it is NOT ok to say "I turned the switch off and the light went out"
Can we say "I turned the switch off and the light went out" and "I flipped / flicked the switch off and the light went out"?