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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a show takes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the duration or time required for a show to occur or be produced.
Example: "A show takes about two hours to complete, including intermissions."
Alternatives: "a show lasts" or "a show requires".
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"If a show takes itself seriously, we love it.
But, from the heart of the confusion, a show takes shape that's seldom less than compelling.
(This kind of thing happens when much of a show takes place on roller skates).
I love documenting the preparations before a show takes place – it's more authentic and less posed than the show itself.
So, in the interest of keeping you educated, allow me to tell you: being in a show takes over your life like a hammy director.
"Sometimes a show takes the breath out of your lungs and leaves you speechless.
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The whole show-within-a-show takes place on a set that's identical to BoJack's house.
"In ways that MSNBC never had a show take off".
He was asked to contribute work to a show taking place simultaneously in Tijuana and San Diego.
The constant roar of the crowd provided the soundtrack for a show, taking place below on the perfect green grass.
Franken is likely to host a show, taking a stand against the massed ranks of right-wing 'shock jock' radio talk-show hosts.
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