50 Common Sentences with "Take" | Basic English Conversation | Sentences Used in Everyday Life

Hello and welcome. In this video I will give you 50 commonly used sentences with

the verb take. Now when you hear a sentence practice saying it after me. Try

to copy my pronunciation exactly. Alright let's begin

Take care. Meaning 1: to treat something or someone with care. Take care of your

health. Thank you for taking care of the kids. Meaning 2: used when saying goodbye

Bye! Take care! Take place. Meaning: to happen. When will the meeting take place?

It will take place next week. Take it easy.

Meaning: to relax or stay calm. Why are you so angry? Take it easy.

You're working too hard. Take it easy. Take your time. Meaning:

There's no need to hurry. Is it OK if I send you the report by Tuesday? No

problem. Take your time. Can you wait five minutes? I'm on the phone. Sure, take your

time. Take off. Meaning 1: to remove an item of clothing. You can take off your

shoes and leave them here. Meaning 2: said of planes - to begin flying. What time will

the plane take off? Take out. Meaning 1: take someone to a restaurant/movie etc.

I'm taking my family out for lunch today.

Meaning 2: a meal brought home from a restaurant

I'm too tired to cook. Let's just order a takeout. Take part. Meaning: to participate

in something. Are you taking part in the contest? I don't like to take part in

arguments. Take steps, measures or precautions. Meaning: to take action. We

must take steps to prevent this from happening again.

The government needs to take measures to reduce poverty. Before riding a motorbike

you should take precautions to protect yourself.

Take responsibility. Meaning: to accept duty or blame. Successful people take

responsibility for their own lives.

I take responsibility for this mistake. It was my fault

Take plus a time expression. How long does it take to boil an egg? It takes

about ten minutes. Don't worry. It won't take long. How much longer do I need to

wait? This is taking forever. Take seriously. Meaning: to treat something or

someone as important. You should take your studies more seriously.

He's just being funny. Don't take him too seriously.

Take lessons or courses. I heard you're taking yoga lessons.

Good for you. I'm taking a course in computer programming. Take in other

meanings. Do you take credit cards? How much sugar do you take in your tea? I

take your point but I'm not fully convinced. Expressions with take a. Take

a look at this. Let's take a break here. Please be back in five minutes. Take a

deep breath and relax. I'm going to take a walk through the garden. I've been

thinking about taking a vacation. We're going to take a trip to Germany next

month. How are you getting back home? I'm going to take a cab. Which bus can I take

to get to the museum? You can take a train from Paris to London. I'm taking a

plane to Atlanta tomorrow. Let's take a picture together. This burger is great.

Here, take a bite. I'm going to take a shower. Why don't you take a short nap?

please, come on in and take a seat.

You're taking a big risk by quitting your job. We need to be careful. We can't

take any chances.

Jane isn't in her office right now. Can I take a message for her? If you're not

sure of the answer, just take a guess.

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