Complete with: away, off, out or back. 1 Why don't you take ..... your jumper if you're hot? 2 I am going to take you ..... for your birthday. 3 A chicken burger and fries to take ....., please. 4 It was the wrong size, so I had to take it ..... to the shop.

Complete the sentences:

Here are the completed sentences. I've highlighted the word that fills the blank for each one.

1. Why don't you take off your jumper if you're hot?


2. I am going to take you back for your birthday.


3. A chicken burger and fries to take away, please.


4. It was the wrong size, so I had to take it back to the shop.

Explanation:

• 'Take off' means to remove an item of clothing.


• 'Take back' means to return something or to go back to a place. In sentence 2, it implies returning to get them. In sentence 4, it means returning an item to a shop.


• 'Take away' means to remove something from a place, often used for food bought from a restaurant to eat elsewhere.