During an interaction, people exchange speaking turns by coordinating with their partners. Exchanges can be done smoothly, with pauses between turns or through interruptions. Previous studies have analyzed various modalities to investigate turn shifts and their types (smooth turn exchange, overlap, and interruption). Modality analyses were also done to study the interpersonal synchronization which is observed throughout the whole interaction. Likewise, we intend to analyze different modalities to find a relationship between the different turn switch types and interpersonal synchrony. In this study, we provide an analysis of multimodal features, focusing on prosodic features (F0 and loudness), head activity, and facial action units, to characterize different switch types.