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Phrasal Verbs With Take | Exercise

February 25, 2024 - pdf

Fill in the blanks.

1. I was taken .......................... by his rude reply.

Correct! Wrong!

Be taken aback = be surprised/shocked

2. She takes ........................... her grandmother.

Correct! Wrong!

Take after = resemble

3. He has this habit of taking ........................... every gadget he gets.

Correct! Wrong!

Take apart = dismantle

4. They raided our office and took ........................... our laptops.

Correct! Wrong!

Take away = remove

5. The eggs were rotten. So, I took them ............................ to the store.

Correct! Wrong!

6. You aren't very talented. I take that compliment ...........................

Correct! Wrong!

To take a statement back is to say that what you said was not correct.

7. After the event was over, they took ............................. the stage.

Correct! Wrong!

Take down = dismantle

8. They took him ........................ a foreigner.

Correct! Wrong!

9. The child had nowhere to go so the kind woman took him ............................

Correct! Wrong!

To take somebody in is to allow them to stay with you.

10. This dress is too big for me. I have to take it ..............................

Correct! Wrong!

To take a dress in is to make it smaller.

11. Her career really took ......................... after that scandal.

Correct! Wrong!

When careers take off, they flourish.

12. As it was very hot, I took ........................ the coat.

Correct! Wrong!

Answers

  1. I was taken aback by his rude reply.
  2. She takes after her grandmother.
  3. He has this habit of taking apart every gadget he gets.
  4. They raided our office and took away our laptops.
  5. The eggs were rotten. So, I took them back to the store.
  6. You aren’t very talented. I take that compliment back.
  7. After the event was over, they took down the stage.
  8. They took him for a foreigner.
  9. The child had nowhere to go so the kind woman took him in.
  10. This dress is too big for me. I have to take it in.
  11. Her career really took off after that scandal.
  12. As it was very hot, I took off the coat.
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