These shoes are uncomfortable.

[ushakranthi]

These shoes are uncomfortable.
a.I'm going to take off.
b.i'm going to take them off.
c.I'm going to take off them.
d.I'm going to take them away.

Which is correct?

 

[Chicken Sandwich]

You try first.

 

[ushakranthi]

Is option c correct?

 

[Chicken Sandwich]

Is option c correct?

No. Hint: look here.

 

[ushakranthi]

Thank you
Take something away means to remove something or make something to disappear so the answer is d.

 

[Chicken Sandwich]

Thank you
Take something away means to remove something or make something to disappear so the answer is d.

It's not D.

 

[emsr2d2]

Do you know what phrasal verbs we use with clothing/shoes? Here is one:

I am going to put my shoes on.
Put your hat on.
I have put my coat on.
Please put your socks on.
The man will put his trousers on.

Now, I'm sure you have heard/read the opposite of "to put on" somewhere while you have been studying English.