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Phrasal verb (Take + preposition)

1 - Remove something and displace it.

2 - Remove something that a person hadn't got for a period of time.

3 - Substract something.

4 - Leave a memory or impression in someone's  mind.

5 - Force someone leave a place and go somewhere else.

6 - Prevent someone from being somewhere.

7 -Make something seem not interesting or good.

8- Regard as.

9 - Consider mistakenly.

10– Defraud, loot.

Please fill in the blanks with the proper prepositions.

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1. Daisy took our plates awayfor I don't know and came back with some food for us.

2. My teacher took my cell phone awayfor I don't know until the end of the class.

3. If I have five oranges and you take two awayfor I don't know, how many do I have left?

4. I took awayfor I don't know the impression that the plan was under-rehearsed.

5. The boss took his employee awayfor I don't know for questioning.

6. John's job took him awayfor I don't know from home most weekends.

7. The rain couldn't take awayfor I don't know the excitement of the northern beach.

8. Does Jennifer take me awayfor I don't know a crazy person?

9. I took someone in King street awayfor I don't know my old friend.

10. Katy was angry that George betrayed her and took his book awayfor I don't know one dollar.