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Are you taking their stuff?

Are you taking my duvet?

She is taking your coat and my winter coat.

He takes the plates off the shelves.

The boy takes the toys off shelves.

He takes one cookie, but she takes four biscuits.

The student takes two bags, one hot dog and three apples.

Which route do we take?

We take the football and run outside.

The boy takes his shampoo and his sponge.

The driver takes the tire off his car.

The nurse takes blood from the patient's arm.

After the mountain hike, we took the equipment and came to the cabin.

They took the equipment, but we found the compass.

We own the compass, but they took the equipment.

The dog was tired when the old age took him.

The picture that the photographer took is very beautiful.

This man is the photographer who took the picture.

We have taken the map with us.

I have taken the luggage into the hotel.

Have you taken my train ticket?

I have taken a recent bus.

She takes the medicine once a day.

If the pain is bad, I take the medicine twice a day.

I take the medicine twice a day if the pain is bad.

Which of the kids makes the decision?

I take the clothes out of the suitcase.

The book is from him, but I am taking it out of the suitcase.

We take the glass out of the dishwasher.

Which plate do you take out of the dishwasher?

The man takes the meat out of the freezer.

I take the meat out of the freezer but the fruit out of the pantry.

The cake is from mom, and I am taking it out of the pantry.

I take the apple from grandpa out of his basement.

We take their clothes out of the storage room.

She takes the letter from the doctor out of the envelope.

I take the key out of the envelope.

The dog takes food out of the trash can!

May we take the stuff out of the trash can?

I take the dress out of the wardrobe.

The coat that I take out of the wardrobe is from her.

I take the elevator up.

I take the parcel down from the shelf.

Take the rubbish away.

He takes this personally.

The project manager organizes the project while we take a coffee break.

If the expedition took the sled, it would go faster.

The explorer would take the sled if the snow were deep.

We may not shoot the scene here, although the location is perfect.

We took the box out of the warehouse and sent it from here.

I bring out the toolbox and the lightbulb.

I bring them out because I need to use the workbench.

The man takes down the lightbulb and the piece of wood.

He takes them down after he finds the paint.

She brings out the broom and the bucket.

She brings them out and cleans the piece of wood.

Are they supposed to take a four-minute break in the three-hour lesson?

If I take the extra shift tomorrow, do I get to choose my day off?

He takes a picture of the scratch at the back.

He takes the camera out of the car in order to assess the dent.

You take the bite and chew.

I grab my binoculars as soon as I see something shady.

The pool attendant takes the pool towel.

The organization takes a lot of time.

They took the money out of the fund to pay for the reduction.

I need the new catalog, but it takes time to prepare it.

The supervisor will take the night shift rather than the day shift.

I intend to take six weeks of annual leave after a long business trip.

The drilling takes a long time.

The transport takes three days from here.

The government made a difficult decision.

The trip takes at least three days.

My sister took the driving test today.

Don't be stupid, take the hat along.

We took a loan for the apartment.

The doctor took a blood test yesterday.

If photography is permitted, you may take pictures in order to remember the event.

The children were used to taking vitamins in the morning.

The quantity is too much, therefore we do not take it.

I will have taken the loaf off the baking tray.

The baker had taken the loaves out before we arrived.

We take a fun detour while we roam.

They took one half each of the profit.

The con artist who tricked me took the wealth.

We are done taking the backup.

Did you take a nap today because you were sleepy?

The tourist took only the essential items with him.

She took the handy change of clothes out of the backpack next to her.

To reduce the hassle, they need to take the minimum with them.

She only takes the minimum with her.

The student always takes the headphones with him to school.

The woman always takes the handbag with her.

The art of writing well takes time, and one takes a long time to learn the calligraphy.

By taking power, you deprive the dictator of his autonomy.

It is unnecessary to complain, you should have made a sensible decision.

Did you take the beef or the pork from the buffet?

One takes the metal and turns it on the anvil.

The healing will take a little time.

The local council often makes such decisions. Does it?

My card is contactless, so this just takes a little bit of time.