TO TAKE IT EASY

• to relax and do nothing

• to have a short holiday/rest

• not be offended if someone says something funny about you

He booked a spa resort for his wife and himself. They wanted to _______before the busy season started.

this is a very common English expression when we don’t want somebody to hurry, take as much time as you need

TAKE OFF

• Become successful, to flourish

• Adopt a responsibility or duty from someone else

• Begin doing (an activity) on a regular basis

Adopt a responsibility or duty from someone else

• TAKE OVER

• TAKE OFF

• TAKE UP

He took __________ strong winds to win the race.

TO TAKE ITS TOLL (OF SOMETHING)

• to cause a lot of harm or damage

• show compassion (towards)

• (of two or more people) do something alternately or in succession.

Someone please take _________that homeless man in the rain and give him a place to stay overnight.

(of two or more people) do something alternately or in succession.

• TAKE TURNS

• TAKE ABACK

• TAKE AFTER

He takes ________his mother as they both have curly hair and blue eyes.