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Omar Ahmed Posted 7 years ago
Grammar
A puzzling question
I know that 'notice' can be used as a verb. Can I use in the imperative form? Is it correct to say; Notice well!
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You can use the imperative form in some contexts. " does not work, however.
- You can use the imperative form in some contexts.
- " does not work, however.
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You can use the imperative form in some contexts. For example:
"Notice how the plant grows upwards towards the light."
"Notice the large paws and long snout."
"Notice well!" does not work, however.
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