10 phrasal verbs with "Take" | Take on, Take up, Take down, |

Опубликовано: 16 Апрель 2026
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In this video you will learn about 10 common phrasal verbs with Take.



Here are the list of the phrasal verbs been explained in the video.

Here are 10 phrasal verbs with "take":

1. Take off: To remove clothing or start flying (e.g., "She took off her jacket" or "The plane took off on time").

2. Take up: To start a new hobby, activity, or occupation (e.g., "He took up painting" or "I'm thinking of taking up yoga").

3. Take on: To accept or assume a responsibility, task, or challenge (e.g., "She took on the role of project manager" or "He took on the difficult task without hesitation").

4. Take out: To remove something or someone from a place (e.g., "Can you take out the trash?" or "He took his girlfriend out to dinner").

5. Take in: To understand or comprehend something (e.g., "I couldn't take in all the information at once" or "She took in the breathtaking view").

6. Take over: To gain control or assume leadership of something (e.g., "The new CEO took over the company" or "He took over the meeting when the chairperson left").

7. Take down: To remove or lower something (e.g., "Please take down the old curtains" or "He took down the sign after the event ended").

8. Take out on: To express anger or frustration toward someone unrelated to the cause (e.g., "She had a bad day at work and took it out on her family").

9. Take apart: To disassemble something into its individual pieces (e.g., "He took apart the engine to fix the problem" or "She took the toy apart to see how it worked").

10. Take back: To retract or withdraw something previously said or done (e.g., "I take back what I said earlier" or "She took back the gift after they had an argument").

Remember that phrasal verbs can have multiple meanings depending on the context, so it's essential to consider the surrounding words to understand their precise usage.


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