Name: 句動詞TAKE - 英語を学ぶ - ネイティブのように英語を学ぶ (Phrasal Verbs TAKE - Learn English - English Like A Native)
Uploaded: 2021-01-14T07:51:54.000Z
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ten phrasal verbs using take hello
everyone my name is Anna English this is

baby English and we are very excited to
be introducing you to 10 phrasal verbs

動名詞

using the verb take now for every
phrasal verb I introduce I would like

you to write sentence using that phrasal
verb in the comment section below and I

will try to correct you number one take
down take down means to remove something

usually something that you put up for
example you put up a picture on the wall

if you don't like that picture then you
might take it down take down is often

used in the digital world when talking
about websites pictures or videos many

people on in YouTube if they do not
follow the Community Guidelines will

have their videos taken down take down
can also be used to mean

this mantle so if you had to put
together furniture and then you are

taking it apart you could say I took
down the Wardrobe on my own or I put up

the bed on my own I can take it down on
my own I can take it apart and dismantle

it so tell me have you taken something
down recently or have you ever had

something taken down today I took a
picture down and a few months ago I had

a video taken down which was most
distressing

at what? those two getting all fruity in
the back of the bowl. Since when was

pineapple interested in vegetables? hmm
I think an avocado is technically a

fruit actually. no! I think you'll find it
is, google it if you don't believe me.

well fruit or vegetable I would love to
know his secret I'm much more attractive

than he is and she said the idea of
snuggling up with me made her blow

chunks
I don't get it. it's all about the

language.
I hear she's highly attracted to

bilingual fruit. well where am I supposed
to learn another language. you could try

Italki the online language learning
provider. I can't go to a language school

I don't have any legs. no this is online
you can do it anywhere anytime.

convenient. I know and they offer so many
languages that you could learn any

language you fancied really. oh I think
you will have to be one of those Romance

languages but hang on a minute is this
gonna cost me an arm and a leg? you don't

have any arms or legs. exactly. no it's
really affordable and in fact as a new

student to Italki you'll get ten dollars
free credit when you make your first

purchase. sounds fantastic how do I get
started?

well you click on the link below, make
your first purchase and start learning.

and boom
she'll be attracted to me. sounds grape!

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or even when I'm live number to take

after to take after normally you take
after a person someone in your family

who is older than you and it means that
you have similarities to that person

perhaps in your personality in the way
you look in the way that you behave in

the way that you speak for example I
could say I take after my mum in terms

of my looks or I take after my grandma I
love languages and sometimes I wonder if

my baby will take after me who do you
take after number three

take out take out normally you take a
person out now typically this is used

when talking about taking someone on a
date a romantic date but it can be used

to talk about just accompanying someone
out for the day I could take my mother

out
for example if she came to visit me in

London I would take her out for the day
and it literally does means I'm going to

accompany her escort her out to a
restaurant or out to the park or

whatever it is we've got planned
so yesterday I took my mother out to the

theme park I remember the first time my
boyfriend took me out it was so romantic

number four take in take in has a number
of meanings firstly it can mean to

absorb information so if you've been
given some information that is difficult

to understand perhaps it's shocking in
some way perhaps it makes you feel

emotional you might need some time to
absorb it to take it in so if I have

given you some bad news and you're
obviously upset then I might say I give

you some time to take it all in or I
might say to you at the end of a

business meeting hmm that was a
wonderful presentation but I need a few

days to take it in take in can also mean
to accept somebody into your home to

stay for example if you were desperate
for a place to stay you have nowhere to

go
you have hungry cold I would say to you

hey don't suffer I'll take you in come
into my home I'll feed you I'll give you

a place to stay for a few nights make
yourself comfortable

on this very old couch therefore I have
taken you in have you ever taken anyone

in taking is also what you do to your
clothing

if it's too big so I might say I need to
take this dress in it's too big for me

and it's literally where you take some
clothing you fold it over

usually on a join and you stitch it to
make it smaller and tighter you take it

in now that's only at the sides in fact
if you are taking the legs of your

trousers up then we say take up I need
to take them up finally take in can mean

to deceive or to fool someone so if
someone phones me up and lies to me

and fools me pretends to be my bank
manager and I give them all my personal

details and my bank details then you
could say Anna was completely taken in

by the man on the phone I was deceived I
was fooled have you ever been taken in

by someone trying to scam you I hope not
number 5 take away take away now we

often use this phrase when referring to
food that is prepared in a restaurant

and then taken home to eat so if I'm
hungry and I cannot be bothered to cook

which doesn't happen often
then our phone my local takeaway

restaurant and say hello I'd like to
order a Thai green curry please and

they'd say fine we'd sort out the
payments the delivery and it would be

delivered to my door or I would go and
pick it up and that food would be called

a takeaway
so you could say last night I had a

takeaway it was delicious
when was the last time you had a

takeaway number 6 take over now to take
over have you ever been accused of

taking over
I certainly have especially as a child

to take over means to take control you
yes I am a control freak and I often

take over so imagine I am running a
company and I decide I want to take some

time off to look after my baby and you
come in and say it Anna I will take over

your responsibilities I will run the
business while you are away

therefore you are taking over my
position you are taking over my company

you took over last week I hope it's
going well

number seven take up take up now we came
across this one earlier you would take

up your trousers if they are a little
bit too long but take up also has many

other more common uses for example if
you begin a new hobby

or a sport perhaps then you would be
taking up a hobby or taking up a sport

so a few years ago I took up gymnastics
I started gymnastics a few years before

that I took up playing squash so that
was a new hobby

sport that I took on my mum when she hit
50 took up flower arranging have you

recently taken up a hobby we also use
take up when we mean to accept an offer

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句動詞TAKE - 英語を学ぶ - ネイティブのように英語を学ぶ (Phrasal Verbs TAKE - Learn English - English Like A Native)

literally

commitment

regret

completely