Phrasal Verbs TAKE

take after

• make clothes shorter
• to have similar character or personality to a family member
• to remove something from a place
• write down as a note especially to record something spoken

take apart

• separate something into its parts
• form a close relationship with someone
• consider as
• adopt a responsibility or duty from someone else

take aside

• surprise or shock
• make clothes shorter
• write down as a note especially to record something spoken
• get someone alone

take away

• form a close relationship with someone
• write down as a note especially to record something spoken
• remove something and put it in a different place
• invite someone out socially especially on a date

take back

• cause to remember some past event or time
• to remove something from a place
• make clothes shorter
• adopt a responsibility or duty from someone else

take back

• resume a relationship with someone
• get someone alone
• consider as
• surprise or shock

take down

• get someone alone
• form a close relationship with someone
• make clothes shorter
• remove something from a hanging position

take down

• to remove something from a place please
• get someone alone
• invite someone out socially especially on a date
• write down as a note especially to record something spoken

take for

• occupy, to consume space or time
• consider as
• form a close relationship with someone
• adopt a responsibility or duty from someone else

take aback

• form a close relationship with someone
• get someone alone
• surprise or shock
• make clothes shorter