GET THE WORD OF THE DAY – TAKE; Using, Definition and Example Sentences.
Using Take;
to remove something, especially without permission
- Is anything taken from that store?
- I apologize to you. This is your toy. I took it on the table while you were talking to Alice.
- Now, tell me- Who took my phone?
to move something or someone from one place to another
- I am taking dishes from the sink.
- Don’t forget to take your hat when you go out.
- I took my daugter to the school.
to accept or have
- Do you take any sugar in your tea?
- This suitcase can take a maximum of 6 kilos of goods.
- Do you want to take a bath?
- The event was not as I thought so I took a deep breath.
to move in order to hold something in the hand(s)
- You can take my pen.
- Please, take these cakes whichever you want.
- He took my hands and He told me that he love me.
to go somewhere with someone often paying for that person or being responsible for them
- He took me back home.
- Will you take me to there?
- The teacher want to take her students to the zoo.
to travel somewhere by using a particular form of transport or a particular vehicle, route, etc.
- The bus will take you to the center of the city.
- I will take the 12:00 flight to England tomorrow.