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Jessgv113
25 February

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Please show me example sentences with TAKE OFF ( Idk how should I use this phrasal verb 😞) . Tell me as many daily expressions as possible.
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1953Silvertone
25 February

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Take off = leave
"It's time for me to take off. I have to get up early."

Take off = remove
"I need to take off my shirt before I get it dirty."

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Jessgv113
25 February

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@1953Silvertone excuse me TAKE OFF could be to become very popular suddenly?.
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1953Silvertone
25 February

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@Jessgv113 Hm. No sé. Oh– it can also be an order telling someone to leave. "Take off, Jack!" Soy demasiado anciano para notar dichos populares.

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Jessgv113
25 February

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For example: His singing career had just begun to take off
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1953Silvertone
25 February

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@Jessgv113 That's another. When a rocket goes up, it is said to "take off," so if a career "takes off" it is ascending, going up, becoming more successful.

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