Phrasal verb-Take

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Take after

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To resemble a parent or ancestor in appearance or character. Example: I look like my mom.

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Take out

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To remove something from a place. Example: Can you pull out the trash?

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Take over

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To assume control or responsibility for something. Example: He goes in for tennis.

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Take up

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To begin to engage in a new activity or hobby. Example: She plans to start a business next year.

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Take apart

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To separate something into its component parts. Example: He took apart the clock to fix it.

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Take back

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To retract a statement or return something. Example: I take back what I said.

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Take off

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To remove something, especially clothing, or to ascend into the air (for aircraft). Example: The plane will take off in 10 minutes.

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Take in

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To absorb or understand information. Example: It was a lot to take in during the lecture.

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Take on

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To accept a challenge or responsibility. Example: She decided to take on the project.

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Take down

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To remove something from a higher position. Example: He took down the poster from the wall.