English Phrasal Verbs: TAKE UP

In this video you'll learn two different meanings for the phrasal verb TAKE UP.
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[@AcquireEnglish]

I'm going to take up golf. How about you? Are you going to take up anything? Have you taken up any new hobbies recently?

[@gibetterebutti1882]

I left bastekball to take up soccer. Studying English take up plenty of time.

[@user-rk6gn8en8h]

I am on vacation I need to take up my time studing english.

[@jamalelmazouni2738]

This work take me up two days

[@AcquireEnglish]

Good job! You don't need to use "me" in this sentence tough. This work takes up two days. This work took up two days. (past tense) This work takes up two days of my time. This work took up two days of my time. (past tense) This work took me two days.

[@SABXXX]

I went to go back to my homeland and take up my old life again

[@ludovic0]

My attempt to find a job took up a lot of time.

[@ganeshshinde5526]

I took up acting field.

[@AnhTuan-tq9bk]

Sleepless has been taking up my energy I plan to take up playing basketball

[@pabloechevarria6011]

My new work is taking up all my time

[@mishellesanchez7747]

I'm going to take up knitting soon.

[@AcquireEnglish]

Nice! What do you want to make?

[@jamalelmazouni2738]

I put on the weight. So I must take up the sport to remove fat

The doctor advised me to take up swimming.

[@AcquireEnglish]

I should do the same. I'm getting fat.

[@sharingsantuy1561]

You should take up boxing

[@nowrinchowdhury9664]

I am thinking to take up new videos

[@jamalelmazouni2738]

This piece of furniture is very large and have to take up a half of room

[@vlog-wu4vx]

My dog is taking up middle of my bed