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Typo in #2: If you're hot, you can take off your jacket
No wait, there are more.
1.We ought to get rid og this table, it takes up far too much space.2. If you're hot, you can take off you jacket.3.This meat can't be fresh, it smells awful - I'm taking it back to the butcher.4.John has always been difficult - he must take after his dad. -??? (John's life maybe?)5. You shouldn't take on more responsobilities you can handle. (than you?)6. It must be difficult to give up teaching in order to travel.7.We'll need to take on some temporary teachers for the summer.8. She took off her glasses when she had her photograph taken.9. He was such a charmer - he took me in completely.10. Rachel took me out to lunch.
Take after is a normal phrasal verb. Why do you think that "John" is wrong?