Top 10 Phrasal Verbs with TAKE | Learn British English
Learn the 10 most common phrasal verbs using the verb take.
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* TOP PHRASAL VERBS WITH TAKE*
Take Up
To begin a new hobby.
To fill space or time.
Take Down
The opposite of put something up.
E.g. I need to take that picture down and put a new one up.
Take Something On
To take responsibility or accept a job.
Take Someone On
To give someone a job / to hire someone.
Take off
To remove clothes.
To be a massive success.
To leave suddenly
Take someone out
To take them to a restaurant / bar / cinema and pay for their food / ticket.
Take over
To take control of something.
Take after
To resemble someone in your family.
Take back
To return something.
