Definition: third-person singular simple present indicative of take
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Number of sentences found for the keyword 'takes': 11
1. Gaining knowledge takes time and effort.
2. It takes effort to stay fit.
3. She takes great care of her plants.
4. The company takes a progressive approach to employee well-being.
5. Instauration of trust takes time.
6. Trust takes years to build but seconds to break.
7. Building trust with clients takes consistent effort.
8. It takes courage to speak the truth.
9. It takes courage to forgive.
10. He takes a walk everyday before breakfast.
11. She takes a break from social media once in a while.
1. Gaining knowledge takes time and effort.
2. It takes effort to stay fit.
3. She takes great care of her plants.
4. The company takes a progressive approach to employee well-being.
5. Instauration of trust takes time.
6. Trust takes years to build but seconds to break.
7. Building trust with clients takes consistent effort.
8. It takes courage to speak the truth.
9. It takes courage to forgive.
10. He takes a walk everyday before breakfast.
11. She takes a break from social media once in a while.
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