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Verb phrases with take:

to take over - to take control of something

to take one’s breath away - to be extremely impressive or beautiful

to take smth in one’s stride - to not be upset or troubled by something

to take smth for granted - to expect someone to always be there and do things for you even when you do not show that you are grateful

to take part in smth - to participate, to be involved in an activity with other people

to take in - to understand and remember something that you hear or read

to take off - to become successful or popular very fast

to take to - to start doing something as a habit; get used to smth, get accustomed to smth

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1) To take over: to be in charge, to take control over something
2) To take a breath away: to be shocked, overwhelmingly surprised, to be amazed
3) To take something in one’s stride: to deal with a problem calmly and not be furious.
4) To take something for granted: to value something lightly
5) To take to: don’t luke something
6) To take part in: To participate in something
7) To take in: To let something sink in, to think about something that someone said
8) To take off: to depart, to start

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1) to take control over something
2) something shocking/amazed
3)to not take something personally
4) to use, accsept or treat in cearless or indifferent manner
5)to dislike /to not like
6)to partisapade in
7)to let something sink in/ realise
8)s

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Taking over:  to gain and maintain control over smth.

Took my breath away:  to be so shocked/astonished that you forget to breath for a second.

To take smth in one’s stride:   To not mind smth.

To take smth for granted:  get used to/like

To take part in smth:  to participate.

To take in:

To take off

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1) To take over: Take control over something/ be in charge.
2) To take someone's breath away: To be surprised or astonished towards something beautiful or exciting.
3) To take in stride: To
4) Take for granted: To not value fully.
5) To take to: To enjoy/ take something as a habit.
6) ToTake part in: To participate.
7) To Take in:  To

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1) To take over- to get control of something
2) It took my breath away-to be shocked about something
3) Take change in my stride- to take something not personally
4) Take it for granted- to expect something to be always available
5)Take to- to make a habit

6)Took part- to be a part in something
7) Take in- to not get it
8)Taken off-to grow

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Taking over- to be in charge
Took my breth away -to be surprised and amazed
I take in my stride- not take things personally
Take it for granted- to not preciate the things you have

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1) Taking over = To take control
2) Took my breath away = To be surprised/ blown away
3) take in my stride = To take things easy
4) Take it for granted = To never think about something because you believe it will always be the same
5) Take to = Did not like it
6) Took part in = To be involved
7) Take in = To understand
8) Taken off = Be popular

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1. taking over: taking control.
2. to take someones breath away: leave someone in awe.
3.take in your stride: to not let something bother someone.
4. take for granted: not appreciate smth enough.
5. take to: not enjoy in the beginning.
6. take part in: partcipate in smth.
7. take in: consume information.
8. smth has taken off: started to make an impact.