Adapt the Use method to switch the torch on and off

The torch has a status of "lightable" and also "off". So can we switch on the torch instead of just writing out that it is now easier to see.

Current Use method

 private static void UseItem(List<Item> items, string itemToUse, int currentLocation, ref bool stopGame, List<Place> places)
        {
            int position, indexOfItem;
            string resultForCommand, subCommand = "", subCommandParameter = "";
            indexOfItem = GetIndexOfItem(itemToUse, -1, items);
            if (indexOfItem != -1)
            {
                if (items[indexOfItem].Location == Inventory || (items[indexOfItem].Location == currentLocation && items[indexOfItem].Status.Contains("usable")))
                {
                    position = GetPositionOfCommand(items[indexOfItem].Commands, "use");
                    resultForCommand = GetResultForCommand(items[indexOfItem].Results, position);
                    ExtractResultForCommand(ref subCommand, ref subCommandParameter, resultForCommand);
                    if (subCommand == "say")
                    {
                        Say(subCommandParameter);
                    }
                    else if (subCommand == "lockunlock")
                    {
                        int IndexOfItemToLockUnlock, IndexOfOtherSideItemToLockUnlock;
                        IndexOfItemToLockUnlock = GetIndexOfItem("", Convert.ToInt32(subCommandParameter), items);
                        IndexOfOtherSideItemToLockUnlock = GetIndexOfItem("", Convert.ToInt32(subCommandParameter) + IDDifferenceForObjectInTwoLocations, items);
                        ChangeStatusOfDoor(items, currentLocation, IndexOfItemToLockUnlock, IndexOfOtherSideItemToLockUnlock);
                    }
                    else if (subCommand == "roll")
                    {
                        Say("You have rolled a " + RollDie(resultForCommand[5].ToString(), resultForCommand[7].ToString()));
                    }
                    return;
                }
            }
            Console.WriteLine("You can't use that!");
        }