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Phrasal Verbs
Take That
074_PhVerbs_TakeThat.pdf
:: Summary
This post explains the different phrasal verbs that use the word “take.” “Take
out” means to knock someone over violently or “por pra fora.” “Take in” means
“hospedar” or it can mean to arrest someone. “Take on” means “encarar” or
“aceitar.” “Take off” means “fazer decolagem” or “tirar.” Finally, “take over”
means “dominar.”
:: Exercises
Fill in the blanks:
1. The plane will take __________ in one hour.
2. If you try to take __________ the opponent with a broken arm, you will die.
3. He tried to take __________ the company, but he failed.
4. If we surprise the robber, we can take him __________ with this bat.
5. If we agree to take you __________ for the summer, you have to pay rent.
:: Vocab words
lixo
derrubar alguém
fede
penseu
ladrão
madeira
errado
heard
awhile
opponent
accompany
cruise
airplanes
about
ouvimos
um tempo
oponente,
adversário
acompanhar
cruzeiro
aviões
prestes
1. off 2. on 3. over 4. out 5. in
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:: Answers
garbage
knock someone
over
stinks
thought
thief
wood
wrong