HE TOOK

Definition: The action of someone taking something, referring to the act of acquiring or grabbing something.

Synonyms: Grabbed, Seized, Snatched, Claimed, Acquired

Usage Examples in Sentences

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He took a bite of the delicious chocolate cake.
#2
He took the book from the shelf and began reading.
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Despite the rain, he took a leisurely stroll in the park.
#4
With a swift and practiced motion, he took the reins of the spirited stallion, ready for the exhilarating ride.
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With a compassionate heart, he took the orphaned puppy under his wing, providing a loving home for the furry companion.
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After the game, he took a long shower to relax his muscles.
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In the morning rush, he took his coffee to go.
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He took a deep breath before speaking to calm his nerves.
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Without hesitation, he took the opportunity to travel abroad.
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He took the last slice of pizza without asking.
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After hesitating for a moment, he took a deep breath and jumped into the water.
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He took the opportunity to showcase his talent during the talent show.
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Despite his fear, he took the first step towards overcoming his phobia.
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She was surprised when he took her hand and led her onto the dance floor.

Usage Example in Conversation

A: I noticed the office supplies are running low. Did you restock them?B: Yes, I took care of that yesterday. I ordered some more pens, paper, and printer ink.A: Great, thanks for handling that. Did you remember to get the toner for the copier as well?B: Oh, I forgot about the toner. I'll take care of it right away.
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