Making phrases using 'take'

Ten singers will take ____________ in Sunday’s final of the talent contest.

• what

• control

• part

• place

• way

The TV awards ceremony will take ____________ at a theatre in London.

• what

• control

• part

• place

• way

Now, I don’t want you to take this the wrong ____________, but I’d rather eat lunch alone.

• what

• control

• part

• place

• way

Do you think you have ____________ it takes to become an actor?

• what

• control

• part

• place

• time

The actress is taking some ____________ off before filming her text TV show.

• what

• control

• part

• place

• time

Since Richard Timmons took ____________ of this TV channel, the programmes have improve greatly.

• what

• control

• part

• place

• time

A: Do you want the TV guide back? I can look at it later.

B: No, take your ____________. I know what I want to watch.

• time

• for

• seriously

• any more

• mind

There are so many commercials between programmes! I can’t take it ____________. Give me the remote control so that I can turn the TV off.

• time

• for

• seriously

• any more

• mind

Kids nowadays haven’t known a world without the internet and they usually take it ____________ granted.

• time

• for

• seriously

• any more

• mind

Let’s take it ____________ tonight. We’ll stay here, order a pizza and relax.

• time

• for

• seriously

• easy

• mind