Choose the most appropriate option to complete each of these sentences. Use each option only once.

<span>Jimmy, you can't just </span><input /><span> your words!</span>

<span>She wants to </span><input /><span> responsibility every time.</span>

<span>You know, I'm afraid that he will </span><input /><span> his mother.</span>

<span>Hey, fellow, buy her some flowers and </span><input /><span> her to that cafe.</span>

<span>If you have four pens and </span><input /><span> three, you're left with one.</span>

<span>Oh, I'm so happy we have decided to </span><input /><span> yoga!</span>

<span>During the winter months, our people </span><input /><span> those who need a warm place to sleep.</span>

<span>He can </span><input /><span> the broken clock and figure out what is wrong with it.</span>

<span>The plain will </span><input /><span> in about two hours.</span>

You need to choose all correct sentences. There may be mistakes in places related to current topic.

The local church has a program to take apart refugees.

The teacher took my test apart in front of the class.

He took for the book from the top of the bookcase.

The dress was too tight so I took it aback to the shop.

She took down John's number so she could call him.

My pants are loose. I need to take them in.

Phrasal verbs - take