It takes & It takes + Person

It takes it's a kind of expressoin. When we use it takes, we are describing how much time is necessary to do a certain activity
1. AFFIRMATIVE SENTENCES For example: It only takes twenty minutes to get home from train
2. NEGATIVE SENTENCES: In this way we need to do it by the same way as we do with most verbs - that is, by using does+not For example: It doesn't take a lot of time to do your chores Tom.
3. QUESTIONS: WE have to do do it like this example: Does it take 30 minutes to cook dinner? - We don't have to forget to put the QUESTION MARK.
IT TAKES + PERSON: We HAVE to mention a person after it takes, it's like we want to describe how much time is necessary for the person we are talking about to do a certain activity
1. AFFIRMATIVE EXAMPLE: It takes you a lot of time to eat Jake!! You are so slowly eating men!!
2. NEGATIVE EXAMPLE: Gabe, are you ok? It doesn't take you a lot of time to do homework, i can't believe i was more faster than you this time!!
3. QUESTION EXAMPLE: How Long does it take you to run a mile Carl? - We have to know how to use the ''HOW LONG''
STUDENT: CARLOS SAMUEL FLORES OLIVARES 1°c

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	Created by samufodes about 9 years ago