1) Patrick decided to .................acting. a) TAKE UP b) TAKE IN c) TAKE OVER 2) My father is very happy because he will ............... as manager when Mr. Finn retires. a) TAKE AFTER b) TAKE OVER c) TAKE (IT) OUT 3) The company decided to .................a new marketing manager to boost sales in Instagram. a) TAKE OVER b) TAKE AFTER c) TAKE ON 4) Stephanie is very pretty. She .......................... her mother. a) TAKES AFTER b) TAKES UP c) TAKES OVER 5) I hate it when my sister is grounded and she ....................... on me! a) TAKES IN b) TAKES IT OUT c) TAKES AFTER 6) The new fashion line of Zara .................. and became a sensation among young adults. a) TOOK IN b) TOOK OFF c) TOOK OVER 7) The lecture was so engaging that I ..............every word the professor said a) TOOK ASIDE b) TOOK AFTER c) TOOK IN 8) I decided to .................... the family business now that my father has retired. a) TAKE ASIDE b) TAKE OVER c) TAKE AFTER 9) I met Sarah at primary school and I .................... her immediately. We're still best friends. a) TOOK OVER b) TOOK ON c) TOOK TO 10) I .............. dancing when I was fifteen. a) TOOK IN b) TOOK UP c) TOOK OUT 11) To start to like something or someone. a) TAKE TO b) TAKE AFTER c) TAKE OVER 12) After watching the movie FURIOSA, I really ................. Anya Taylor`s performance. a) TOOK TO b) TOOK IN c) TOOK UP 13) The manager took the employee aside to discuss their portfolio. a) To move someone away from other people to have a private conversation. b) To resemble someone, often a family member (e.g., parents). c) o start to like something or someone. 14) The way she smiles takes after her grandmother; they have the s a) To move someone away from other people to have a private conversation. b) To resemble someone, often a family member (e.g., parents). c) o start to like something or someone. 15) I can`t believe what happened. It`s a lot to take in. a) o start to like something or someone. b) To become successful or popular (often related to a product, idea, or career). c) To accept something seen or heard (e.g., news or a shocking event).

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