Phrasal Verbs with TAKE and Multiple Meanings.(Including Business Phrasal verbs with TAKE!)

[@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah]

So lovely students, which phrasal verb is a new one for you? Can you make a sentence with it and post below in this thread? I'll check it for you! ;-)

[@angello.alameda]

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[@mhasan9887]

You are looking extremely cute

[@fazdur]

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[@NamEng_Daily]

Thank you so much. Your explanation is easily understandable .

[@kostakosta5352]

Понимаешь, когда вынимаешь, Sorry, people, for learning purposes only😮

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[@abdulhabibtaj3691]

thanks dear teacher, very useful, I really like to learn much from you nice sounds and lovely actions. keep it up, super thanks again.

[@josephmendoza1984]

1. Take after - (somebody) to inherit similar physical or personality characteristics from an older relative. 2. Take out - (somebody) to take someone to a place like a cinema or a restaurant and usually pay for them. (something) remove or withdraw. (somebody) to kill somebody. 3. Take in - to allow someone to stay in your home. To sew your clothes to make them smaller and fit better. 4. Take up - (something) to start a new hobby. Take up learning English. After a preposition… Gerund! (noun form of the erb). Take up sth with sb. Raise (discuss) a issue (problem) or concern you have. 5. Take down - opposite of ‘put up’ to remove something from a high position. To win in a fight. Often to hit or shoot a person and so they fall to the ground. 6. Take to - (something/ somebody) to start something new and be good at it. OR to instantly like a person. 7. Take over - to control or dominate situation - often a conversation. To buy and control a company. 8. Take on (something/ somebody) to hire/ employ a person. OR to challenge somebody. To accept more responsibility. 9. Take off - when a plane goes up in the air (leaves). When a new company starts to become successful and make money! To remove clothing. E.g. take off your shoes. To leave suddenly or unexpectedly often without telling anyone. 10. Take back - to return something. Or Retract something you’ve said.

[@riazmughul1583]

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[@abolfazlzolfaghari3214]

Great style of teaching.... Thank you so much!!

[@jamalel391]

such a great teacher ..plz can u make a lesson about link word for writing and for link a sentence ... 😃

[@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah]

I think that's a great lesson idea. We'll do our best to make that lesson soon!

[@sayanihazra1140]

Mam is it correct to say- I never take to cooking ( I don't like cooking)

[@kashifjamal4699]

Yesterday I was very upset. My friend took off to China

[@kostakosta5352]

I took up cooking and took to it like a duck to water.

[@kostakosta5352]

take out -замочить

[@muhammadkashif-qe8mo]

When I see your first video your energy was very weak however when I saw your solo video your power was excellent, you look energetic with work your inner strength improved and you look more dedicated and enthusiastic and charming as well.

[@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah]

Wow! What a fantastic comment! Thank you so much, you are very kind :-)

[@kukkalavijaykumar6979]

Thanks.

[@darodewkeea5321]

Hello sorry problem etarnet

[@KHachi-oo4xm]

Tom should take after his father in the future. Tom will take me out to the theater. Tom will take me in his house. Tom takes up skiing as a new hobby. Tom took up the issue with the manager. Our team took down the competitor. Our company will take over the competitor. Our company is taking on new skilled employees to accelerate the project.

[@irshadn5437]

Very nice and helpful. You are looking like Katrina kaif in this video. One of the top Bollywood actress.

[@amirmasoomyan5550]

fantastic leila.can you help me with this.i've heard in football match a commentator said to co-commentator what do you take on?after the match brings to end

[@michelesilvestri3672]

What YOU TAKE ME UP in the song below means 😁👋😁 thx !!

[@yashwantm.2017]

Looking so cute, Love You.... Its very much helpful also

[@seldaaslan5418]

I took off my clothes as soon as i arrivedhome. I took up hiking. I took out my friend to the shopping mall.

[@srdjansww7562]

Nice lesson explained by Leila! Phrasal verbs are a important part of english language!

[@ПримакІванВолодимирович]

recently I took up two little kitten. But my friend take one of it herself. I always do that. Because I like to take cure to pets

[@vaishakpd3867]

Gabby introduce you to me ...Now I am fan of you thank you Great Teacher

[@NiranjanKumar-fi2dv]

Leila I love you

[@sierrafoxtrotgolf1891]

a-ha TAKE ON ME... meaning? He says to her:"Take on me"

[@gehlotBhai]

Awesome charter I have appreciated to you could watch your vedio

[@milindsawale5843]

Nicely explained content. I Just loved it. Carry on!

[@ligvan85]

Take away food

[@พันธุ์ศักดิ์ศิริเลิศ]

Thank you.

[@БеназирДосматова-ъ4ж]

I took my friend out to the city centre.He took me out to the restaurant.

[@virago7325]

Nice video! I just don't understand "take to" 樂

[@maliang9224]

thanks for your useful video, you are a great teacher.

[@Vk-uo3ed]

Thanks

[@БеназирДосматова-ъ4ж]

I need take out some money and transfer to my brother.

[@rajeshchowdary3532]

I love the way of your teaching....I really took to you

[@andrzejkapera1130]

There is "touch down",as I remember.

Beautiful British English!

[@sudhakarpalanivelu4694]

Very useful. Thank you madam.

[@Footballdreamer-c4c]

the sound of mic sounds so terrible...

[@mollietai8946]

Love English takes over the world.

[@kasadi.k920]

Laila , How old are you?

[@SukhjinderSingh-xr5gb]

Thanks a lot for this useful lesson

[@rahmatyousufi1836]

Thanks so much teacher

[@richardadamwais9734]

thanks I get it

[@mhasan9887]

Superb

[@davidm4932]

Cool

[@cyclistRM2024]

you are the best Leila i love you 💚

[@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah]

Thank you so much! 💕😊

[@ChinnyBonny]

Take in also means to get pregnant, if I'm not mistaken

[@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah]

Thanks for your comment but no it definitely doesn't mean that. It can mean understand. :-)

[@ChinnyBonny]

Ok thank you

[@rajanasir3342]

ich liebe dich ❤

[@irinak4725]

thanks!

[@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah]

Irina K you're welcome! Please share if you found it helpful 😊💕

[@angello.alameda]

Thanks for this amazing lesson! Your channel is surely gonna take off in few time. (I hope I used correctly this phrasal verb in this context 😂).