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The phrase "take leaves" is not correct and is not often used in written English.
To make it correct, you can say "take leave" or "take a leave". Example: My boss said I can take a leave next month if I need a break.
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"People have to take leaves.
Although men across race are less likely to take leaves for newborns, they are almost as likely as women to take leaves for seriously ill children and parents and as likely to take leaves for spouses.
Students take leaves of absence from Columbia for a variety of reasons.
"They were kind enough to take leaves of absences," she said after an appearance here with a group of pastors.
Other Holy Apostles ministers work themselves to exhaustion, take leaves of absence for their health, never return.
And she would occasionally take leaves from the firm when Mr. Clinton was involved in tough races.
Similar(22)
Take left route up the hill.
The girls take leave of their thongs.
Students take leave from MIT for several reasons.
Family: Students take leave from MIT for many reasons.
His boss had given him permission to take leave.
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