Phrasal verbs and expressions with take B2

I started to play tennis when I was six.

• took over

• took in

• took up

• took over

Our enterprise will need to employ new seasonal workers over the holiday season

• take on

• take in

• take off

• take over

it required a large amount of time to make a decision.

• took a great deal

• took many times

• took so far

• took long

I began to become concerned in arts while I was at university.

• took to

• took in

• took interest

• took into

The teacher talked to him privately to tell him off about his bad behaviour.

• put him apart

• put him aside

• put him outside

• put him off

dictators want to control the world little by little.

• take up

• take on

• take to

• take over

Mark didn't become attracted to his new job and he quit after two weeks.

• take in

• take to

• take into

• take after

he resembles to his grandfather in his talent for desing.

• takes in

• takes after

• takes up

• takes on

The movie succeeded.

• took in

• took after

• took off

• took out

I need to return my hairdryer-it doesn't work when I plug it in.

• take out

• take in

• take afte

• take back