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What is the form of the verb that comes after"take your time" ?
Take your time to check
Take your time checking
Take your time on checking
Take your time is actually an impression said to mean that you can spend as much time as you need in doing something, or that you should slow down. We normally use a complete sentence ( clause) e.g. Take your time and think it over. We will talk about it later.
Hope this helps.
Regards!
Dawood Usmani
take your time 
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