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My mother keeps the organic bread in a cloth bag and takes the cardboard to the blue container.

My blue sweatshirt has a broken zipper, so tomorrow I will take it to be fixed.

Then I took the package to the post office counter to put a new stamp on it.

After the zipper broke, I took the sweatshirt to be fixed.

As soon as daycare ends, I will pick her up and take her to the park.

If it doesn’t rain tomorrow, we will take a ball, a doll, and another toy to the playground.

When we go out with my neighbor’s dog, we always take the leash and a bottle of water.

The white shirt has a coffee stain, so I’ll take it to the laundromat.

The wool coat is clean, but I prefer to take it to the dry cleaner’s.

If the label says that the garment cannot be ironed, it is better to take it to the laundromat.

The wool garment has a stain, so I will take it to the dry cleaner's.

Whether it is in the morning or in the afternoon, I need a free slot to take the proof of payment to the town hall.

I also took the proof of payment and the receipt when I went to pick up my new ID card.

My mother is very realistic: she knows that learning a language takes time.

If I faint again, my mother wants to take me straight to the emergency room.

If the car breaks down, my father takes it onto the shoulder and turns on the lights.

If you go inland in winter, it is advisable that you take warm clothes and a paper map.

When we go back, I would like to do another route up to the summit and take a bigger canteen.

I’m going to photocopy the document before taking it to the town hall.

The polling bureau took the ballot box to the polling place.