Cool MateMeaning of Takes
To acquire, grab, or receive something.
In simple words: To grab or obtain something.
Takes in a sentence
- She takes a deep breath before speaking.
- He takes the train to work every day.
- Please take your time with the exam.
- The artist takes inspiration from nature.
- They always take their coffee black.
- If it rains, she takes an umbrella.
- He takes on new challenges with enthusiasm.
- She takes responsibility for the project.
- They take turns in the game.
- He never takes no for an answer.
How to use Takes
Use 'takes' for actions involving grabbing, receiving, or consuming. It's more common in everyday conversation. Avoid using it in overly formal contexts.
Grammar pattern
take + object
Memory hint
Think of 'take' as in 'take a piece of cake.'
Related words
Collocations with Takes
- take a break
- take advantage
- take a chance
- take notes
Common mistakes with Takes
- Confused with 'bring' - understand who the action is directed towards.
- Using 'takes' as a noun form instead of a verb.
- Incorrect tense usage (e.g., saying 'taked' instead of 'took').
Takes appears in
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More words like Takes
- Greatest
the best or most important
- BeA1
To exist or live.
- IA1
The word used by a person to talk about themselves.
- OfA1
shows a relationship between things, often to indicate belonging or connection.
- TheA1
A word that shows a specific thing is being talked about.
- YouA1
A word used to talk about the person or people you are speaking to.
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Frequently asked questions about "Takes"
What does "Takes" mean?
To grab or obtain something.
What is the definition of "Takes"?
To acquire, grab, or receive something.
How do you use "Takes" in a sentence?
She takes a deep breath before speaking.
Can you give another example of "Takes"?
He takes the train to work every day.
What are synonyms for "Takes"?
Common alternatives include grab, obtain, receive, fetch, capture.
What is the opposite of "Takes"?
Opposite meanings include give, release, return.
What words go with "Takes"?
It commonly pairs with take a break, take advantage, take a chance, take notes.
What are common mistakes when using "Takes"?
Confused with 'bring' - understand who the action is directed towards. Using 'takes' as a noun form instead of a verb. Incorrect tense usage (e.g., saying 'taked' instead of 'took').
How do you pronounce "Takes"?
US: //teɪks//, UK: //teɪks//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.
When should I use "Takes"?
Use 'takes' for actions involving grabbing, receiving, or consuming. It's more common in everyday conversation. Avoid using it in overly formal contexts.