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Can you pick it up?
Tell her which one to take.
You will catch cold.
She got caught.
He got caught.
Are you coming to pick me up?
She came to pick me up.
He came to pick me up.
You have to take this.
Let me take that.
Please help yourself to these cakes.
Please write it down.
Let's hit the showers.
Take a shower.
I'd like to say goodbye.
I have to take medicine.
Must I take this medicine?
May I take your order?
Shall we take a rest?
Which direction should I choose?
Please have a seat.
I'll take this umbrella.
Let me take your temperature.
I'm going to take my car.
Let's take your temperature first.
I want to retire.
I am going to get a lemonade.
You'd better take an umbrella with you.
Please take some of them.
Should I take this medicine?
Tom wants to take it.
Tom wants to take it.
Taking a bath makes me relax.
Tom has to take this call.
Please take some of them.
Tom can take the bus.
Tom would like to leave now.
Tom must get some fresh air.
We have to take precautions.
Tom loves taking pictures.
I'm going to take your measurements.
May I take your size, madam?
He has to have his blood pressure taken every day.
She's thinking of taking some courses in a culinary school.
This cycle of suspicion and discord must end.
It will take me a while to internalize the use of this new grammar rule.
We have ample time to catch our train.
Don't fall for his sugar-coated words.
I neglected to note it in my calendar.
How am I gonna get started talking to this beautiful babe?