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Discover LudwigThe phrase "Take me on" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when inviting someone to accept a challenge or to engage in a task or relationship. Example: "If you think you can handle it, take me on and let's see who comes out on top."
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The truth is, I ended up at Dario's butcher shop because all the other people I asked to take me on said no.
"I think it's a huge compliment that people are saying they want to beat me, but whoever wants to take me on can take me on.
Take me on with it.
Take me on a little tour of the show.
"Take me on a trip I'd like to go someday.
Then I convinced my parents to take me on a fishing trip to one of the nearby lakes.
My mother thought the deal was very one-sided and wouldn't let him take me on.
Please, take me on a journey".
Would she take me on?
"I don't know who'd take me on.
"Who would take me on?" she says.
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