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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a workshop to take" is not correct and sounds awkward in written English.
It could be used in a context where someone is referring to a workshop that one can attend or participate in, but it would need rephrasing for clarity.
Example: "I found a workshop to take on digital marketing that fits my schedule."
Alternatives: "a workshop to attend" or "a workshop to join".
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We will be focusing on producing a workshop to take into schools and need to find some physics teachers for input.
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Find a free writing workshop to take.
No doubt Ferguson took a workshop to learn just that language.
Outdoors some took a workshop to learn how to crochet small fluffy birds.
One, take a workshop to spark new ideas based on someone else's experiences.
We could take a workshop to beef up our sales skills or a seminar to improve our presentations.
But it is also significant that the New Journalism Foundation has never taken a workshop to Cuba.
As regards Central Asia, following a second online consultation on: "towards a Eurasian Soil Partnership for food security and sustainable development" organized during the Summer, a launch workshop is to take place in Moscow on 20 November 2013.
This is one of the topics that the participants of the workshop want to take a closer look at now.
In workshops, the employees get a chance to take ownership of their learning, skills, growth in the organization and acceptance in the organization.
There are Shetland pony cart rides and dray rides; bouncy and pedal-powered tractors; cooking workshops; and planting a mushroom log to take home.
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