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to deal with; to stop; to undertake; to set about
tackle
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verse from The Faerie Queen | Expression: " His office is always cluttered."
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taken to/taken up Mon Aug 06, 2007 9:53 am  taken to/taken up		  
I have taken to reading great author's books, so I hope soon my English will be improved.
I have taken up playing football.

Please check if I have used the phrase "taken to", "taken up" correctly here?
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taken to/taken up Mon Aug 06, 2007 12:18 pm  taken to/taken up		  
Correct. The only mistake is that if you're talking about more than one author, you need to write authors'.
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