Well hey there I'm Emma from mmmEnglish!

Today I've got another short and snappy lesson for you.

We're going to go over ten common collocations

with the verb, 'take'.

So really simply, collocations are words that are often

used together in everyday language.

So if you're learning English as a second language, then

learning collocations is a really useful way to practise

using English words together correctly.

So for example, in English we use the verb 'take' with

'photo', right? We take photos.

We don't say "Do a photo" or "Make a photo" or

"Click a photo"

So by learning words in groups, together with the words

that they are often used with,

well, you're going to be taking a huge step towards

sounding more fluent and more natural

when you use English.

Today we're going to focus on the verb, 'take'.

Now that is a super common English verb, right?

But it means that it's also really noticeable

if you start using it a little weirdly in English sentences.

So let's dive in!

Before we get started, a super quick reminder to

turn on the subtitles down there if you need to.

This lesson is going to be quick and really helpful

for others learning English in your country,

so if you're an absolute champion and you can

translate this lesson for them,

so that they can watch it as well,

that would be amazing!

Not to mention, it will be excellent practice for you.

So the link to translate the video is in the description

and your name will appear at the bottom

of the description as a contributor to this lesson.

Alright, first up

I'm going to highlight some nouns which are often

used with the verb 'take'.

We take advice. We take a break.

We take an interest. We take a look,

a class, a test.

These are really common nouns that the verb

'take' is used with.

Now when you take someone's advice,

you listen to them.

You follow their recommendations, you do

what they say that you should do.

Don't take her advice about money, she has no idea.

Now if you're giving advice to someone

and you want them to know that you've got

the experience on this issue

and you know what you're talking about, you can say

"Take it from me"

Take it from me, I know what I'm talking about.

Now here in this sentence, 'it' is actually in place

of 'advice'. You're saying take advice from me.

Take my advice because I have the experience.

When you take an interest in something, well

you're interested in it, right?

My fiance Shah is an excellent cook, lucky me,

but it's his hobby. He loves to cook.

He started to take an interest in cooking

when he was a young boy.

His grandmother taught him how to cook so he's

always been in the kitchen with his nenek cooking.

What did you take an interest in when you were younger

Let me know in the comments, I'm curious.

Things take time.

People are always telling you that when you're impatient

about something, aren't they?

Actually, the verb 'take' comes up quite a bit

when we're talking about time.

It took some time to find the dog

after it escaped from the yard.

Becoming fluent in English takes time.

But if you practise consistently, you can definitely do it!

Also, we take time off, when we go on holiday

or we stop working for a while.

Did you take any time off over the summer?

Where did you go?

Gosh I'm waiting for summer down here in Australia.

We also take a break, alright?

We put our feet up, we relax, we stop working, right?

Take a break.

We also take classes.

You know that I've been taking Spanish classes

with Lingoda for three months, right?

With Lingoda, you can take your time or you can take

classes daily and complete the Language Marathon,

which is about to start by the way.

I've left a link in the description of this video.

I think that you should take a look.

Speaking of take a look,

we use this expression

when we look at something or someone but

especially in a really quick or an informal way.

Can you take a look at this email I wrote?

Do you think it's clear?

I need to take a look at the map

before we go any further. I don't want to get us lost.

Alight let's talk about these really great expressions:

to take charge,

to take control of something, alright?

When someone takes charge or they take control

they're able to manage something, usually a situation

or a project or something like that.

Sometimes even a group of people like a class

or a team.

And you'll also hear "take the lead" used in a similar way.

These are all really great expressions

to talk about leadership.

As the teacher,

he needs to take control of the class.

Can you take charge of the money?

I don't trust myself to look after it.

My boss just asked me to take the lead on our next

project. I'm really excited about it.

Hey, take it easy. Relax, okay?

Don't push yourself too hard.

Don't worry. Don't stress too much.

You need to take it easy for a few days

after your operation.

Take it easy.

But this expression can also be used to tell someone

who's being quite aggressive to stop, to calm down.

Take it easy. Relax.

Plus, you'll also hear people using this word

or this expression really informally as a farewell.

They'll say "See you later, take it easy!"

Alright so we went through quite a few expressions

today using 'take'.

Hopefully, you'd take away a few new ones

to practise with.

Can you think of any other common expressions

in English using 'take'?

Anything I haven't gone through in this lesson?

If you can, add them into the comments below and

try and use them in a sentence so that I can

give you some feedback if you need it.

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嗯，嘿，我是来自 mmmEnglish 的 Emma！

今天我又给你上了一堂简短而活泼的课。

我们将

使用动词“take”来讨论十种常见的搭配。

很简单，搭配是

在日常语言中经常一起使用的词。

因此，如果您将英语作为第二语言来学习，那么

学习搭配是一种非常有用的方法来练习

正确地使用英语单词。

例如，在英语中，我们使用动词“take”和

“photo”，对吗？ 我们拍照。

我们不会说“拍张照片”或“拍张照片”或

“点击照片”

所以通过分组学习单词，以及

他们经常使用的单词，

嗯，你会采取 当您使用英语时，向

听起来更流利、更自然的方向迈出了一大步

。

今天我们将专注于动词“take”。

现在这是一个超级常见的英语动词，对吧？

但这意味着，

如果你开始在英语句子中稍微奇怪地使用它，它也会非常引人注目。

所以让我们潜入吧！

在我们开始之前，一个超级快速的提醒，

如果你需要的话，打开那里的字幕。

这节课对

在你的国家学习英语的其他人来说会很快而且很有帮助，

所以如果你是绝对的冠军，你可以

为他们翻译这节课，

这样他们也可以观看，

那将是惊人的！

更不用说，这对你来说将是一个很好的练习。

因此，翻译视频的链接在说明中

，您的姓名将

作为本课的贡献者出现在说明的底部。

好的，首先

我要强调一些

经常与动词“take”一起使用的名词。

我们接受建议。 我们休息一下。

我们感兴趣。 我们看一看，

一堂课，一门考试。

这些是与动词

“take”一起使用的非常常见的名词。

现在，当您接受某人的建议时，

您会听取他们的意见。

你听从他们的建议，

做他们说你应该做的事。

不要听她关于金钱的建议，她不知道。

现在，如果您要向某人提供建议，

并且希望他们知道您

在此问题上拥有经验

并且知道自己在说什么，则可以说

“从我这里拿走”从我这里

拿走，我 知道我在说什么。

现在在这句话中，“它”实际上代替

了“建议”。 你说听我的意见。

接受我的建议，因为我有经验。

当你对某事感兴趣时，

你就是对它感兴趣，对吧？

我的未婚夫沙阿是一位出色的厨师，我很幸运，

但这是他的爱好。 他喜欢做饭。

当他还是个小男孩时，他就开始对烹饪产生兴趣。

他的祖母教他做饭，所以他

总是在厨房里做饭。

你年轻时对什么感兴趣，请

在评论中告诉我，我很好奇。

事情需要时间。

人们总是告诉你，当你

对某事不耐烦时，不是吗？

实际上，当我们谈论时间时，动词“take”出现了很多

。

这只狗从院子里逃出来后，花了一些时间才找到

它。

流利的英语需要时间。

但是如果你坚持练习，你绝对可以做到！

此外，当我们去度假或停止工作一段时间时，我们会请假

。

你有没有在夏天休假？

你去哪儿？

天哪，我在澳大利亚等着夏天。

我们也休息一下，好吗？

我们站起来，我们放松，我们停止工作，对吧？

休息一下。

我们也上课。

你知道我在 Lingoda 上西班牙语课已经

三个月了，对吧？

有了 Lingoda，你可以慢慢来，也可以

每天上课，完成

即将开始的语言马拉松。

我在这个视频的描述中留下了一个链接。

我认为你应该看看。

说到看一眼，

当我们看某物或某人时，我们会使用这个表达方式，

尤其是以非常快速或非正式的方式。

你能看看我写的这封电子邮件吗？

你觉得清楚吗？

在我们走得更远之前，我需要看一下地图。 我不想让我们迷路。

Alight 让我们来谈谈这些非常棒的表达方式

：负责

，控制某事，好吗？

当有人负责或控制时，

他们能够管理某些事情，通常是情况

或项目或类似的事情。

有时甚至一群人喜欢一个班级

或一个团队。

您还会听到以类似方式使用的“带头”。

这些都是

谈论领导力的绝佳表达方式。

作为老师，

他需要掌控课堂。

你能管钱吗？

我不相信自己会照顾好它。

我的老板刚刚让我领导我们的下一个

项目。 我真的很兴奋。

嘿，放轻松。 放松，好吗？

不要把自己逼得太紧。

别担心。 不要压力太大。

您需要

在手术后放松几天。

别紧张。

但是这个表达也可以用来告诉

一个非常激进的人停下来，冷静下来。

别紧张。 放松。

另外，你还会听到人们

非常非正式地使用这个词或这个表达方式作为告别。

他们会说“待会见，放轻松！”

好的，所以我们

今天使用“take”进行了很多表达。

希望你能带走一些新的

来练习。

你能想到

使用“take”的任何其他英语常用表达方式吗？

这节课有什么我没学过的吗？

如果可以，请将它们添加到下面的评论中，并

尝试在句子中使用它们，以便我可以

在您需要时给您一些反馈。

花点时间订阅这里的频道

，并确保您打开通知，

以便每当我为您添加新的 mmmEnglish 视频时，您都会收到通知

，就像这个一样。

还有那些就在那里。

放轻松，伙计们。 再见！