This document provides definitions and examples for common phrasal verbs using "take" such as take off, take in, take over, take up, and take on. It also includes a teacher's note explaining that the document serves as a mnemonic device to help students remember definitions of phrasal verbs using "take" by having them provide definitions for pictured examples. Answers are provided for teachers.

1. Phrasal verbs

2. TAKE OFF

3. TAKE IN

4. TAKE OVER

5. TAKE UP

6. TAKE ON

7. TAKE (sb) OUT

8. Teacher´s notes
Take off:
O to remove or discard (a garment)
O to set out or cause to set out on a journey
O to become successful or popular, esp suddenly
Take in:
o to comprehend or understand
o To give accommodation
Take over:
to assume the control or management of
Take up:
 to adopt the study, practice, or activity of: to take up gardening
 to occupy or fill (space or time)
Take on:
to employ or hire
Take (sb) out:
to go out with; escort

9. O Multi-parts verbs are a hot potato and
difficult to remember. This power point
presentation illustrating phrasal verbs with
"take" can serve the purpose of a
mnemonic device for your students. They
should give a definition for each pictures
on the slides using a phrasal verb with
"take". Answers for teachers are provided