PHRASAL VERBS WITH " TAKE"

PHRASAL VERBS

WITH " TAKE"

Take after

She takes after her mother - they have the same green eyes and curly brown hair.

​John is such a funny person. He takes after his grandfather, who was a comedian.

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Take to sb

Có cảm tình với ai

​Tina is a nice socialble girl. Everyone usually takes to her right at the first time they meet.

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​I know you're upset about getting a rejection letter, but take heart—there's a good chance one of the other schools will accept you.

Take off

• when a plane leaves the ground

• when a person leaves a location

• when you remove clothes. make up, accessories, glasses, etc

• when something becomes successful

​TAKE ON

1. Accept additional responsibility

2. Employ someone

3. Add

​TAKE UP

TAKE S.O IN

​To let somebody stay in your house

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• My friend lost his job and his apartment, so I took him in for a month.

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• ​I took in a stray dog last week.

• New Zealand has taken in hundreds of refugees this year.

• Can you take in any international students when they visit us next month?

Germany took over several other countries during World War II.

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​TAKE OVER

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​1. Take control

Consider s.o , s.th to be a particular kind of person

​Take for

​1. I think I do understand. I'm not such a dull fellow as you take me for.

​3. The fake coins were taken for genuine

​2. Do you take me for a complete idiot?