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Sabrynazulkyflyyy Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
How to use "take on"?
Can I say,
"I took on international relations major for degree."
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" Not exactly right. Try one of these: I majored in international relations. I was working on a degree in international relations.
- " Not exactly right.
- Try one of these: I majored in international relations.
- I was working on a degree in international relations.
- CJ
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sabrynazulkyflyyyCan I say,
"I took on international relations major for degree."
Not exactly right. Try one of these:
I majored in international relations.
I was working on a degree in international relations.
CJ
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sabrynazulkyflyyyHow to use "take on"?
There are quite a few uses. See a dictionary.
That guy isn't too big. I'll bet you can take him on. (fist fight)
Some animals take on strange behaviors when they are frightened.
That was more work than I should have taken on. Now I'll never finish in time.
CJ
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