Verb phrases with "take" :) Doesn't this wood in the picture take your breath away? by Julia https://padlet.com/julia_gristsenk/ui3a8nv22gvl Work in pairs. identify yourselves. Define the verb phrases: 1) to take over, 2) to take one’s breath away, 3) to take smth in one’s stride, 4) to take smth for granted, 5) to take part in smth, 6) to take in, 7) to take off, 8) to take to. Write the meanings of the verb phrases according to the context of the sentences in ex.8, SB p.44. en-us 2017-11-09 15:23:32 UTC 2017-11-10 09:48:05 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet-assets.s3.amazonaws.com/icons/Shakinghands.png Arna, Bjartey, Rakel https://padlet.com/julia_gristsenk/ui3a8nv22gvl/wish/205612669 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]]> 2017-11-10 09:18:40 UTC https://padlet.com/julia_gristsenk/ui3a8nv22gvl/wish/205612669 Erna, Ragnheiður & Sigurlaug https://padlet.com/julia_gristsenk/ui3a8nv22gvl/wish/205612715 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.]]> 2017-11-10 09:18:53 UTC https://padlet.com/julia_gristsenk/ui3a8nv22gvl/wish/205612715 Andri & Jón https://padlet.com/julia_gristsenk/ui3a8nv22gvl/wish/205612727 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 

]]> 2017-11-10 09:18:59 UTC https://padlet.com/julia_gristsenk/ui3a8nv22gvl/wish/205612727 Daniel H , Iasmina & Halldóra https://padlet.com/julia_gristsenk/ui3a8nv22gvl/wish/205612749 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

]]> 2017-11-10 09:19:03 UTC https://padlet.com/julia_gristsenk/ui3a8nv22gvl/wish/205612749 Úlfur, Þórhallur https://padlet.com/julia_gristsenk/ui3a8nv22gvl/wish/205612774 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




]]> 2017-11-10 09:19:09 UTC https://padlet.com/julia_gristsenk/ui3a8nv22gvl/wish/205612774 Harpa Elísa and þráinn https://padlet.com/julia_gristsenk/ui3a8nv22gvl/wish/205612810 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



]]> 2017-11-10 09:19:18 UTC https://padlet.com/julia_gristsenk/ui3a8nv22gvl/wish/205612810 Daniel O & Árni https://padlet.com/julia_gristsenk/ui3a8nv22gvl/wish/205612832 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]]> 2017-11-10 09:19:25 UTC https://padlet.com/julia_gristsenk/ui3a8nv22gvl/wish/205612832 Aníta & Elín https://padlet.com/julia_gristsenk/ui3a8nv22gvl/wish/205612888 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]]> 2017-11-10 09:19:38 UTC https://padlet.com/julia_gristsenk/ui3a8nv22gvl/wish/205612888 https://padlet.com/julia_gristsenk/ui3a8nv22gvl/wish/205613262 2017-11-10 09:21:01 UTC https://padlet.com/julia_gristsenk/ui3a8nv22gvl/wish/205613262 Miss Julia julia_gristsenk https://padlet.com/julia_gristsenk/ui3a8nv22gvl/wish/205615798  
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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