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Latest post Wed, Oct 15 2008 8:11 PM by Fandorin. 2 replies.
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Fandorin  +  576707 Wed, 15 Oct 08 07:58 PM
Hi there. Could you help me check this?

You shouldn't take in/on more responsobilities you can handle.

Are both possible? In the meaning" take in - to include", "take on - to agree to do".
Thanks in advance.
Fandorin
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Whatever happens, be yourself.
Goodman, 1 yr 23 days ago
You shouldn't take on more responsobilities [than] you can handle
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Fandorin  +  576715 Wed, 15 Oct 08 08:11 PM
Thank you, Goodman.
Fandorin
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