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 uyumlu
 
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							| Complete the sentences with the correct form of have and take    1. She is late because she _________ her time coming here. 2. Sometimes you have to _______ a chance |  10 Apr 2011      
					
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 imanito
 
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							| you should use the verb to take in both sentences.1- she took her time (it means she didn �t hurry) 2- you have to take your chance. |  10 Apr 2011     
					
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 beyhana
 
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							| For the first sentence, I think we should use  �took � and for the second one  � take � ;) |  10 Apr 2011     
					
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 ironik
 
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							| 1st one is took but for the 2nd one, I think have a chance means (şanslı olmak) in Turkish and take a chance [on somebody] means (birine şans vermek). it reminded me of the song of abba: take a chance on me :) |  10 Apr 2011     
					
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 ozlem.yagiz
 
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							| In my opinion, first one is "took" and second one should be provided more context to say that "take" or "have" |  10 Apr 2011     
					
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 yanogator
 
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							| The first is "took" and the second is definitely "take", because we don �t use "have a chance" with "have to". To have a chance means to have the possibility, so there can �t be an obligation for it.   Bruce |  10 Apr 2011     
					
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 uyumlu
 
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							| thanks to u guys I really appreciated :))))) |  10 Apr 2011     
					
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