Phrasal+verbs

Phrasal verbs consist of a **__main verb__**, such as //take// or //put// or //make//, and one or more **__particles__**, such as //on// or //off// or //up//. The resulting combination means something completely different from the main verb. For example, the phrasal verb __**take after** somebody__ is unrelated in meaning to the verb **__take__**. Here is the entry from the Cambridge Phrasal Verb Dictionary: **take after** sb  to have a similar appearance or character as an older member of your family  Peter's very tall - he takes after his father. Erika takes after her mother with her bad temper.  //(American, informal)// to quickly follow someone in order to catch them He took after me but I managed to escape. for help with phrasal verbs, go to the online dictionary http://dictionary.cambridge.org and select the __phrasal verb dictionary__.

Here is a list of phrasal verbs whose main verb is //take://
 * [|take after sb]
 * [|take against sb]
 * [|take along sb/sth or take sb/sth along]
 * [|take apart sth or take sth apart]
 * [|take apart sb or take sb apart]
 * [|take apart sb/sth or take sb/sth apart]
 * [|take around/round sb or take sb around/round (swh)]
 * [|take aside sb or take sb aside]
 * [|take away sth or take sth away]
 * [|Take it away!]
 * [|take away sb or take sb away]
 * [|take away from sth]
 * [|take back sth or take sth back]
 * [|take back sb or take sb back]
 * [|take down sth or take sth down]
 * [|take in sb or take sb in]
 * [|take in sth or take sth in]
 * [|take off sth or take sth off]
 * [|take off]
 * [|take off sth or take sth off (sth)]
 * [|take off sb/sth or take sb/sth off]
 * [|take sb off sth]
 * [|take off sb or take sb off]
 * [|take yourself off]
 * [|take on sb or take sb on]
 * [|take on sth or take sth on]
 * [|take on sth]
 * [|take out sth or take sth out]
 * [|take out sb or take sb out]
 * [|take out sb/sth or take sb/sth out]
 * [|take sth out of sb]
 * [|take sb out of themselves]
 * [|take out sth on sb or take sth out on sb]
 * [|take over (sth) or take (sth) over]
 * [|take over sth or take sth over]
 * [|take over]
 * [|take sb through sth]
 * [|take to sb/sth]
 * [|take to sth/doing sth]
 * [|take to swh]
 * [|take up sth or take sth up]
 * [|take sb up on sth]
 * [|take up with sb]
 * [|take sth upon yourself]