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Old 06-Jun-2006, 20:18
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Question Take your time

Hi: Does "take your time" mean "use as much time as you need"? I am almost sure it does, but want to be sure (I don't like to "create" my own phrases or their meaning.)

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Yes. That is exactly what it means.
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