curriculum/challenges/english/blocks/learn-how-to-express-agreement-or-disagreement/6617513e3855718810b088d0.md
Received is the past participle of receive, which means to get or be given something. For example, I received the report yesterday.
Take can be used to ask for someone's opinion or viewpoint on a specific topic.
For example: I've heard the new programming language is easier to learn. What's your take on it? Here, take is used to ask for someone's opinion about whether the new programming language is indeed easier to learn compared to others. It's like asking, Do you agree it's easier, and why do you think so?
I've BLANK the new design, and I think it BLANK great. What's your BLANK on that?
received
It indicates that Bob has gotten the new design.
looks
It is used to express Bob's opinion about the design's appearance.
take
In this context, it means Bob is asking for the other person's opinion about the design.
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