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Phrasal verb "take in" (understand)



 
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Phrasal verb "take in" (understand) #1 (permalink) Tue Aug 29, 2006 2:28 am   Phrasal verb "take in" (understand)
 

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ESL/EFL Test #5 "Learning tips and instructions", question 9

Play the tape back as many times as you like and ......... everything that the native speaker has said.

(a) hold
(b) take
(c) hear
(d) repeat

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ESL/EFL Test #5 "Learning tips and instructions", answer 9

Play the tape back as many times as you like and repeat everything that the native speaker has said.

Correct answer: (d) repeat

Your answer was: incorrect
Play the tape back as many times as you like and take everything that the native speaker has said.
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I think that i use "take" here is a correct usage, which means understand.
Please help me expound it!
Thanks very much!
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Phrasal verb "take in" (understand) #2 (permalink) Tue Aug 29, 2006 3:28 am   Phrasal verb "take in" (understand)
 

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The phrasal verb for 'understand' is take in, not simply take.
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Phrasal verb "take in" (understand) #3 (permalink) Tue Aug 18, 2009 17:08 pm   Phrasal verb "take in" (understand)
 

Play the tape back as many times as you like and repeat everything that the native speaker has said.

Correct answer: (d) repeat

Your answer was: incorrect
your sentence:
Play the tape back as many times as you like and hear everything that the native speaker has said.

why hear is not correct?
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Phrasal verb "take in" (understand) #4 (permalink) Tue Aug 18, 2009 17:43 pm   Phrasal verb "take in" (understand)
 

Hi,

It makes sense to use 'repeat' here because the beginning of the sentence is -'Play the tape back as many times as you like ...

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