A

B

1. Take up

a. to have a similar character or personality to a family member 

2. Take after

b. to begin to have control of or responsibility for something

3. Take out

c. to begin or start a new hobby 

4. Take apart

d. to go with someone to an event, restaurant or some other place or activity

5. Take over

e. to disassemble something

A

B

1. Take it or leave it

a. to  stop  hesitating  and  finally  do

    something that was planned to do

2. Take the plunge

b. to do something slowly or carefully without hurrying

3. Take advantage of

something

c. relax, rest, or be calm

4. Take your time

d. either  accept  something without  any

    change or refuse it

5. Take it easy

e. make  use  or  get  benefit  from  the

    opportunities that are available