Cool MateMeaning of Take 'em both
To accept or choose both of two options.
In simple words: Choose or accept both options.
Take 'em both in a sentence
- For the movie, I say take 'em both; they’re both great!
- If you can’t decide, just take 'em both and enjoy!
- When it comes to dessert, I usually say take 'em both.
- She couldn’t choose a shirt, so I told her to take 'em both.
- When offered options, she often says to just take 'em both.
How to use Take 'em both
Commonly used in casual conversation. Not suitable for formal writing or speeches.
Grammar pattern
take + object + complement
Memory hint
Imagine you’re at a restaurant and the waiter says to 'take 'em both' regarding dessert options.
Related words
Collocations with Take 'em both
- take both options
- take 'em all
- take 'em with you
Synonyms for Take 'em both
- accept both
- choose both
- select both
Common mistakes with Take 'em both
- Confused with 'take both' without the 'em'.
- Used incorrectly in formal contexts.
- Misunderstood as a command when it's often a suggestion.
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Frequently asked questions about "Take 'em both"
What does "Take 'em both" mean?
Choose or accept both options.
What is the definition of "Take 'em both"?
To accept or choose both of two options.
How do you use "Take 'em both" in a sentence?
For the movie, I say take 'em both; they’re both great!
Can you give another example of "Take 'em both"?
If you can’t decide, just take 'em both and enjoy!
What are synonyms for "Take 'em both"?
Common alternatives include accept both, choose both, select both.
What words go with "Take 'em both"?
It commonly pairs with take both options, take 'em all, take 'em with you.
What are common mistakes when using "Take 'em both"?
Confused with 'take both' without the 'em'. Used incorrectly in formal contexts. Misunderstood as a command when it's often a suggestion.
How do you pronounce "Take 'em both"?
US: //teɪk ɛm boʊθ//, UK: //teɪk ɛm bəʊθ//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.
Is "Take 'em both" formal or informal?
"Take 'em both" is informal, so it fits casual conversation with friends and family.
When should I use "Take 'em both"?
Commonly used in casual conversation. Not suitable for formal writing or speeches.