v. 1 to lay hold of; 2 to escort or accompany; 3 to work at or study
Do not be nervous when taking a test.
Do not be nervous when taking a test.
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While David was taking the sheep to graze, what animals went along with them?
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Where was the family taking the pumpkin to?
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Why is Maria concerned about taking Teddy on the daily walk with the other dogs?
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When Harriet was young and got caught taking a lump of sugar from the house where she worked, she ran off. Where did she hide?
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Where was Trevor taking the beehive?
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What was in the box Gabriel was taking to his parents?
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Where were the ants taking the food?
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Where has the resistance army been taking refuge?
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Where was the cheese jamboree taking place?
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What does Oli do instead of taking a nap?
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Where was Rocky Fruit Bat planning on taking the jewelry?
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Who is taking Pinky and Rex on a weekend vacation?
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How do you think Genevieve feels about taking a bath?
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What was one thing Lola and Rabbit did while she was taking care of him?
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grasp; grab; seized
released
2 syllables
tak-ing
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