Expressions with TAKE (exercise + game)

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‘Take’ is one of the most commonly used words in English. Do you use this verb a lot, too? Check how many expressions with ‘take’ you know.

take advantage ofwykorzystać kogoś, coś
take a breakzrobić sobie przerwę
take care of somebodyopiekować się kimś
take a chancewykorzystać okazję
take a photozrobić zdjęcie
take a riskzaryzykować
take your timenie spieszyć się
take a day offwziąć dzień wolnego
take placeodbywać się
take an exampodchodzić do egzaminu
take part in sometingbrać udział w czymś
take it for grantedtraktować coś jako oczywiste
take a taxiwziąć taksówkę
take it easynie przejmować się
take it on the chinwziąć coś "na klatę"
take it out on someonewyżyć się na kimś
take your breath awayzapierać dech w piersiach
take after somebodybyć podobnym do kogoś
take notice of somethingzwracać uwagę na coś
take something seriouslybrać coś na poważnie

Practise expressions with ‘take’ and complete the sentences with missing words.

1. I'm old enough to take of myself.
2. Well, every time you invest money, you're taking a .
3. Look how similar they are! She definitely takes her mother.
4. The view from the window took my .
5. I was surprised when I saw her on stage because she doesn't usually take singing contests.
6. You’re sober?! I took it for that you’d come back drunk from Adam’s party!
7. I’m going to take an as soon as I finish the course.
8. His boss criticized him heavily at the meeting, but he took it .
9. The hosts didn't take me, so I left.
10. This might be a mistake but I’ll take a anyway.
11. Don't take it ! It’s not my fault that we’ve got lost!
12. We’re running late. There’s no chance to get there on time unless we take a .
13. The meeting will take next week.
14. He took a day yesterday and went fishing.
15. You should take of this opportunity to learn English for free.
16. After his heart attack, he had to take things for a while.
17. I'm tired. Let's take a .
18. You don’t need to make a decision now. Take your .
19. Excuse me, can you take a of me and my kids?
20. John is our manager’s favourite. The manager says he takes his job .

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