What someone makes of something and someone's take on something are two ways of expressing or asking about someone's opinion.
1. What do you make of the new regulations at work?
What's your take on the new regulations at work?
2. The manager wants to know what we make of the new schedule.
The manager wants to know what our take is on the new schedule.
3. He spoke for an hour telling us his take on the Presidential debate.
4. What did your parents make of your joining the army?
5. My friend has a strange take on the legalization of marijuana. Don't ask.
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1. What do you make of the new regulations at work?
What's your take on the new regulations at work?
2. The manager wants to know what we make of the new schedule.
The manager wants to know what our take is on the new schedule.
3. He spoke for an hour telling us his take on the Presidential debate.
4. What did your parents make of your joining the army?
5. My friend has a strange take on the legalization of marijuana. Don't ask.
This small lesson is brought to you by Joe Yu and the small guide site.
Follow Joe on Twitter @joeyu2nd.
Be a fan of the small guide site on Facebook.
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