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I just took it_____________that he’d always be on time.

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Ta có thành ngữ “take it for granted”: cho là điều dĩ nhiên

A. take st into consideration: tính đến cái gì, xem xét cái gì

B. take st into account: lưu tâm, tính đến cái gì

C. take it easy: đừng căng thẳng

Tạm dịch. Dĩ nhiên là anh ấy luôn đúng giờ

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