Phrasal Verbs with 'Take'

What does 'take after' mean in the context of phrasal verbs?

• To start a hobby

• To resemble someone

• To remove something

• To assume control

Which of the following is NOT a meaning of 'take in'?

• To understand

• To provide shelter

• To deceive

• To exclude

What does 'take out' mean when referring to a social activity?

• To withdraw money

• To go on a date

• To remove something

• To exclude someone

In the context of phrasal verbs, what does 'take back' mean?

• To dismantle

• To become successful

• To return an item

• To remove clothing

What does 'take aback' imply?

• To assume control

• To start a hobby

• To remove something

• To be surprised

What is one of the meanings of 'take off'?

• To develop a liking

• To confront

• To leave the ground

• To note down

What does 'take apart' mean when referring to understanding?

• To dismantle

• To remove something

• To understand thoroughly

• To exclude

What does 'take away' mean in the context of phrasal verbs?

• To start a hobby

• To remove something

• To assume control

• To develop a liking

What does 'take on' mean when referring to employment?

• To confront

• To hire or employ

• To start a hobby

• To become dominant

What does 'take up' mean when referring to time?

• To occupy space

• To resume doing something

• To assume control

• To occupy time