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What is the difference between "take me on" and "take on me"?
Mar 6, 2022 1:36 AM
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The phrase "to take somebody on" can also mean to hire someone.
E.g. "The company took me on as an apprentice when I finished high school."
March 6, 2022
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Take me on:
Usually used in phrases like “Take me on a date” or if someone is competing with another person, you can say “Take me on” meaning compete with me.
Take on me:
I never really hear this phrase. But you can ask someone “What is your take on me?” And you’d be asking them what they think of you
March 6, 2022
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