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UK//juː tʊk ðiːz//US//ju tʊk ðiz//

Meaning of You took these

Used to indicate that someone has taken items from another person.

In simple words: You have someone else's items.

You took these in a sentence

  • Did you realize you took these from my desk?
  • You took these without asking me first!
  • I found out you took these last week.
  • You took these during the meeting, didn't you?

How to use You took these

Use when referring to items that belong to someone else, often used in conversation about possession.

Grammar pattern

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Memory hint

Imagine someone taking a photo of items labeled, 'You took these!'

Related words

Collocations with You took these

  • You took these items
  • You took these without permission
  • You took these last time

Synonyms for You took these

  • You seized these
  • You grabbed these
  • You collected these

Common mistakes with You took these

  • Using it in past perfect incorrectly, e.g., 'You had took these.'
  • Confusing the subject, e.g., saying 'They took these' when addressing someone directly.
  • Misplacing the context of ownership, implying that the items were given instead of taken.

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Frequently asked questions about You took these

What does You took these mean?

You have someone else's items.

What is the definition of You took these?

Used to indicate that someone has taken items from another person.

How do you use You took these in a sentence?

Did you realize you took these from my desk?

Can you give another example of You took these?

You took these without asking me first!

What are synonyms for You took these?

Common alternatives include You seized these, You grabbed these, You collected these.

What words go with You took these?

It commonly pairs with You took these items, You took these without permission, You took these last time.

What are common mistakes when using You took these?

Using it in past perfect incorrectly, e.g., 'You had took these.' Confusing the subject, e.g., saying 'They took these' when addressing someone directly. Misplacing the context of ownership, implying that the items were given instead of taken.

How do you pronounce You took these?

US: //ju tʊk ðiz//, UK: //juː tʊk ðiːz//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

When should I use You took these?

Use when referring to items that belong to someone else, often used in conversation about possession.