Examples of 'take your books' in a sentence
Meaning of "take your books"
take your books: A directive to bring or carry one's books with them, often in the context of studying or attending a class
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take your books
And take your books with you.
Maybe you will take your books.
Take your books back to the library.
They wanna take your books away.
Take your books home over the weekend.
They will take your books apart.
Take your books out please.
Raymond threatened to take your books away.
Take your books and stand in the corridor.
They want to take your books.
Take your books to the world.
You can take your books.
Take your books and open at p.
Or if you go anywhere you do not take your books.
I will take your books.
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Take your books and put them in your room.
Libraries and schools will take your books too.
Take your books and visit the nearest park.
I am sure they will let you take your books with you.
Take your books to school.
How do you deal with people who take your books too seriously?
Take your books.
I will take your drawings, I will take your books.
And take your books home over the long weekend.
Settle down, take your books.
Now take your books and end the multiplication table 5.
Here, let me take your books.
Take your books to the circulation desk for check-out.
If you wish, you can take your books.
Do you take your books with you when you go out?
No talking please . Take your books out.
Take your books out. We are going to have a surprise test.
Silence . Take out your books . Take your books.
Take your books home over the weekend . There will be a test on Tuesday.
I will take your drawings, I will take your toilet. I will take your books.
Take your books back to the library . I am going to the shops.
Your sign should not say, " We buy books, but " We only take your books for free.
Take your books and, run to the study.
Don't take your books out.
Take your books out, it 's an EPA lesson.
Now, why do not you take your books and your sandwich out on the porch?
Take your books and come with me. Sir!
Stop it! Take your books out.
So, take your books and going under.
So, if you take your books out, please.
Felix, take your books to your room, immediately!
Well, take your books.
