I TOOK IT ... that the car would have enough fuel and didn't check before starting out on the trip.
I TOOK IT FOR GRANTED that the car would have enough fuel and didn't check before starting out on the trip.
These pills TAKE ... really quickly, so you should start feeling better any minute now.
These pills TAKE EFFECT really quickly, so you should start feeling better any minute now.
Waking up early must have TAKEN ... because I fell asleep in the middle of the film.
Waking up early must have TAKEN ITS TOLL because I fell asleep in the middle of the film.
TAKE ... how he carries out this task so that you can do it the same way.
TAKE NOTE OF how he carries out this task so that you can do it the same way.
As she read the article on the discovery of a new dinosaur species in Australia, an idea for her next novel began to TAKE ...
As she read the article on the discorvery of a new dinosaur species in Australia, an idea for her next novel began to TAKE PLACE.
Sometimes you need to TAKE ... and not leave all the decisions to your sister.
Sometimes you need to TAKE THE INITIATIVE and not leave all the decisions to your sister.
I didn't see what happened, so I have to TAKE Mark's ... and believe what he says.
I didn't see what happened, so I have to TAKE Mark's WORD FOR IT and believe what he says.
That message wasn't referring to you, so please don't TAKE ... or be upset.
That message wasn't referring to you, so please don't TAKE IT PERSONALLY or be upset.
Parents should avoid TAKING ... in disputes between their children and instead try to find a solution that works for everyone.
Parents should avoid TAKING SIDES in disputes between their children and instead try to find a solution that works for everyone.
Helena feels uncomfortable TAKING ... the idea because she didn't think of it alone.
Helena feels uncomfortable TAKING CREDIT FOR the idea because she didn't think of it alone.
