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huahua
 
Reply Thu 29 Jun, 2006 01:42 am
It didn't happen all at once, but before long the business really began to ----, and they started to
make a profit.
A) look back B) take up C) point out D) keep on E) try out
Well, it has been quoted from a nationwide exam in Turkey. The official answer is B, but I don't think "take up" means "to be successful, begin to improve". What do you think?
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Shapeless
 
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Reply Sun 2 Jul, 2006 02:22 pm
Maybe it's a common expression in Turkey, but you're right, in English "take up" does not have this meaning. In English, one would say "take OFF."
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Shapeless
 
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Reply Sun 2 Jul, 2006 02:23 pm
Maybe it's a common expression in Turkey, but you're right, in English "take up" does not have this meaning. In English, one would say "take OFF."
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Wilso
 
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Reply Sun 2 Jul, 2006 02:24 pm
Yep. I'd go with "take off" too.
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