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What is the past tense of take advantage?

What's the past tense of take advantage? Here's the word you're looking for.

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The past tense of take advantage is took advantage.

The third-person singular simple present indicative form of take advantage is takes advantage.

The present participle of take advantage is taking advantage.

The past participle of take advantage is taken advantage.

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exploited
benefited
benefitted
profited
cashed in on
did well from
made the most of
rode on the coat-tails
milked
took advantage of
put to use
put to good use
did well out of
turned to one's advantage
profited from
capitalizedUS
capitalisedUK
drew on
utilisedUK
used
made use of
harnessed
got mileage out of
worked
utilizedUS
used for one's own ends
used to advantage
turned to good use
used to good advantage
leveraged
turned to account
wrought
benefitted from
capitalized on
bled
sucked dry
wrang
made a killing out of
piggybacked
squeezed
wrung
made money from
taken advantage of
drawn on
done well out of
taken advantage
done well from
gotten mileage out of
played on
played upon

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