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Phrasal verbs with TAKE

1. He left a job in the City to TAKE AFTER TAKE BACK TAKE DOWN TAKE IN TAKE OFF TAKE ON TAKE OUT TAKE OVER TAKE UP (to start doing a particular job or activity) farming.
2. Her singing career had just begun to TAKE AFTER TAKE BACK TAKE DOWN TAKE IN TAKE OFF TAKE ON TAKE OUT TAKE OVER TAKE UP (to suddenly start to be successful or popular).
3. TAKE AFTER TAKE BACK TAKE DOWN TAKE IN TAKE OFF TAKE ON TAKE OUT TAKE OVER TAKE UP (to admit that something you said was wrong) what you said about Jeremy!
4. Gazing up into his eyes, she seemed to TAKE AFTER TAKE BACK TAKE DOWN TAKE IN TAKE OFF TAKE ON TAKE OUT TAKE OVER TAKE UP (to pay attention) all he said.
5. His life began to TAKE AFTER TAKE BACK TAKE DOWN TAKE IN TAKE OFF TAKE ON TAKE OUT TAKE OVER TAKE UP (to begin to have a particular quality) a troubled tone.
6. He was forced to TAKE AFTER TAKE BACK TAKE DOWN TAKE IN TAKE OFF TAKE ON TAKE OUT TAKE OVER TAKE UP (to begin to have control of something) the bank's operations to avert its collapse.
7. They had to TAKE AFTER TAKE BACK TAKE DOWN TAKE IN TAKE OFF TAKE ON TAKE OUT TAKE OVER TAKE UP (to remove something from somewhere) two of his teeth.
8. I hope the children don't TAKE AFTER TAKE BACK TAKE DOWN TAKE IN TAKE OFF TAKE ON TAKE OUT TAKE OVER TAKE UP (to be similar to an older member of your family in appearance or character) their grandfather.
9. I need to TAKE AFTER TAKE BACK TAKE DOWN TAKE IN TAKE OFF TAKE ON TAKE OUT TAKE OVER TAKE UP (to get money from a bank account) some money from the bank
10. I can TAKE AFTER TAKE BACK TAKE DOWN TAKE IN TAKE OFF TAKE ON TAKE OUT TAKE OVER TAKE UP (to write something that you are looking at or listening to) the messages that come in.