Phrasal verbs with 'to take'
'to take away'
to learn something / to purchase food to go
I go
I went
'to look into'
to research / find out more about something
Lauren danced.
Lauren will dance.
Eric is going to play baseball.
Eric was going to play baseball.
'to take after'
to resemble someone
You begin
You began
'to look up to'
to admire / to respect someone
Caroline described the book.
Caroline will describe the book.
Elisabeth is eating spaghetti and meatballs.
Elisabeth was eating spaghetti and meatballs.
'to take off'
to remove / to leave the ground and begin flying (a plane)
She draws
She drew
'to look over'
to inspect / check something
Lucas will design the presentation.
My father is deciding which tie to buy.
My father was deciding which tie to buy.
'to take up'
to start something (new)
We meet at the park.
We met at the park.
'to look after'
to take care of / be responsible for
Silvia purchased the food.
Silvia will purchase the food.
Fiona and Victoria are constructing the puzzle.
Fiona and Victoria were constructing the puzzle.
'to take down'
to remove something (off a wall), to write something
He thinks about class.
He thought about class.
'to look ahead'
to think about / plan the future
I saw my parents.
I will see my parents.
Javier and Sergio are planning their vacation.
Javier and Sergio were planning their vacation.