Hi Anastacia
There are many different ways of phrasing this instruction. Some are more colloquial than others.
As Jonathan mentions above, omitting 'turn' from these phrases is much more informal and may be employed when speaking quickly or if the person we are talking to is familiar with the geography/road layout etc. of the area.
I just searched a movie subtitle database for examples and found several for 'make a left!'
As a native Brit, 'Make a left at the store' strikes me as an American English phrase.
You may even encounter 'Hang a left/right'!