take after
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Definition
To look or behave like an older member of your family, such as a parent or grandparent.
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You understand English but can't speak fluently? This is why! (ACTION PLAN!)character my mom is kind and caring just like me I also take after my mom in my love for reading and my eagerness to learn and my dad is adventurous and outgoing just like me wow your parents sound cool yeah I'm grateful to have such awesome parents do they do adventure sports too yes they do they love
Easy English LessonsNAH, BRO. NAH, BRO. >> We're going to take after.
iShowSpeed Spends 24 Hrs As A KFC Employee!So again, the banner is fixed up high. >> Oh, honey, can you take down the posters when you go into town? >> Let's review take after.
23 Phrasal Verbs with TAKE You’ll Use EVERY DAYYou would have to provide more information. >> Oh, you know who he takes after. >> And it's very common when you're getting to know someone, you might ask them, do you take after your mother or your father?
23 Phrasal Verbs with TAKE You’ll Use EVERY DAYSo, what about you? Who do you take after?
23 Phrasal Verbs with TAKE You’ll Use EVERY DAY
