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Expression and Phrasal verbs with take

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  • To start NOT liking someone for no clear reason.
    take against
  • Pay no attention.
    take no notice
  • Start to do something new, especially for pleasure.
    take up
  • Happen, especially after previously being planned.
    take place
  • Remove clothing; leave the ground and begin to fly.
    take off
  • Show compassion, feel sorry for someone or something.
    take pity on
  • Go to a restaurant, theatre, club, etc. with sb you have invited; put outside.
    take out
  • Make use of something well; to make use of an opportunity.
    take advantage of
  • Care for somebody or something.
    take care of
  • Start liking somebody.
    take to
  • Use as much time as you need without hurrying.
    take your time
  • Consider particular facts, circumstances when making a desicion about something.
    take into account
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