Phrasal Verbs: 1. Take off • Meaning: To remove something (like clothing) or to depart (especially for planes). • Example: She took off her jacket when she entered the warm room. • Example: The plane took off at 7:00 AM. 2. Take up • Meaning: To start a new hobby or activity. • Example: He decided to take up painting after retiring. 3. Take in • Meaning: To absorb or understand something; to give shelter to someone. • Example: It was a lot of information to take in during the meeting. • Example: They took in a stray cat last winter. 4. Take after • Meaning: To resemble a parent or relative in appearance or behavior. • Example: She takes after her mother in both looks and personality. 5. Take on • Meaning: To accept a challenge or responsibility; to employ someone. • Example: She decided to take on the project despite its difficulty. • Example: The company is taking on new staff this summer. 6. Take back • Meaning: To retract something said or return an item. • Example: I had to take back my comment after realizing it was wrong. • Example: She took back the dress because it didn’t fit. 7. Take down • Meaning: To remove something from a higher place or to write something. • Example: They took down the old curtains before repainting the room. • Example: The journalist took down every word of the speech. 8. Take out • Meaning: To remove something or someone from a place; to go on a date. • Example: He took out the trash before leaving for work. • Example: He took her out to dinner for their anniversary. 9. Take over • Meaning: To assume control or responsibility for something. • Example: She took over the company after her father retired. 10. Take away • Meaning: To remove something or someone; a lesson or message learned. • Example: The waiter took away the empty plates. • Example: The main takeaway from the seminar was the importance of teamwork.