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Ask for help > What is the opposite of take out?
What is the opposite of take out?
EwelinaEwelina
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What is the opposite of take out?
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My son was was solving a crossword yesterday and asked me this question and I didn�t know the answer. The crossword puzzle comes from https://bogglesworldesl.com/opposite_verbs.htm and there is no answer key. This is the screenshot from the site. Thank you in advance, E. |
16 Sep 2022
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kohai
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Hi TeacherARG, Nice to see you on ESLP. I guess you didn�t do the crossword, did you? IMHO, "bring in" is not the answer.
I did the crossword and I suppose that there is a mistake. Having in mind the letters we get from other words, I could come up only with “put away” which doesn’t sound correct at all.:( |
16 Sep 2022
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cunliffe
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If you take something out of a box, then put it back in is the opposite. If you take something out of, say, a cupboard, or a wardrobe, etc, then afterwards, you put it away. So put away is the right answer.
Edit: an example from school: take your books out, put your books away.
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16 Sep 2022
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kohai
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Thank you, Lynne, for your help and examples. Happy to learn from you!:) |
16 Sep 2022
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TeacherARG
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Kohai, I just checked there were 7 letters! My bad. SORRY Ewelina! I�ve been around for almost 3 years! |
16 Sep 2022
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kohai
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@ TeacherARG, Of course, you have been on ESLP for some years, the same as on Liveworksheets! Just the latter has benefited from your presence far more.
P.S. "Bring in" also has got 7 letters, hasn�t it?
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17 Sep 2022
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cunliffe
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Yes, and bring in is certainly a valid opposite of take out. I would give some examples but people have probably moved on from this now. |
17 Sep 2022
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kwsp
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DINE IN or EAT IN! 😋😋😋
🥡🥡🥡🥡🥡🥡🥡🥡🥡
Do you want to dine in, or would you prefer take out? |
21 Sep 2022
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