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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a friend to take" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express the idea of having a friend who is available to assist or accompany someone, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "I need a friend to take with me on this trip for support."
Alternatives: "a friend to accompany" or "a friend to help".
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In 1999, Mr. Kalifon asked Mr. Gibson, a friend, to take a closer look.
Finally, at her insistence, the man, now terrified, asked a friend to take him to the closest hospital.
By 4 p.m, Ms. 12A has not been able to find a friend to take her home.
On Sunday morning, nervous because departure time was near, I implored a friend to take me to a nearby daiquiri hut.
Concerned about her career prospects, she asked a friend to take down a photograph of her drinking and wearing a tight dress.
They transported him to the hospital, but he persuaded a friend to take him to the local V.A. facility, where he stayed through Christmas.
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Get a taxi or a sober friend to take you home if drinking out.
Ask a family member or a trusted friend to take care of them during the shopping trip.
She became scared and begged a family friend to take her to the nearest hospital.
Ask a talented friend to take photos.
Mentally establish a different friend to take their place.
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