take exception to the fact that	to feel offended or annoyed by something. - Miranda took exception to the fact that she wasn't invited to the party.
take notice of	to pay attention - Don't take notice of Sara's comments.
Take place	- The meeting will take place in the 5th floor.
Take part in	Participate - I didn't take part in the meeting as I was ill and had to rest.
take the view that	to believe that - We take the view that effort and discipline in teenagers is more important than intelligence.
take account of	to consider something when trying to make a decision. - Take account of spelling when writing your essay.
take issue with	to disagree with something. - I take issue with Claudia with regards to subrogacy.
take advantage	aprovecharse. - Banks took advantage of the crisis to reduce the number of loans accepted.
took me by surprise.	to be surprised by something. - His reaction to my comments took me by surprise.
take second place	to be considered less important. - My job takes second place right now since I have to study to pass the oposiciones.
take into account	consider I need to take into account my friends to organize the party.
take for granted	dar por sentado. - I feel that I'm always taken for granted at work.
take a stand on	to express one's opinion. - The goverment took a stand on the current employment situation and decided to introduce a new regulation.

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