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Peaceblinkfriend Posted 8 years ago
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"I have made some notes to the order."

Hi all

I am wondering if this is good English. I wanted to say that I have added some remarks to an order I placed online.

I have made some notes to the order.

Thank you.

Best wishes
PBF

  

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Peaceblinkfriend I have made some notes to the order. The combination "made some notes to" does not seem right to me. You can say "I have added some notes/remarks to the order" or "I have made some notes/remarks against the order", for example.

— GPY

  • Peaceblinkfriend I have made some notes to the order.
  • The combination "made some notes to" does not seem right to me.
  • You can say "I have added some notes/remarks to the order" or "I have made some notes/remarks against the order", for example.
  • You can also say "made some changes/amendments to", but this has a different meaning of course.
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PeaceblinkfriendI have made some notes to the order.

The combination "made some notes to" does not seem right to me.

You can say "I have added some notes/remarks to the order" or "I have made some notes/remarks against the order", for example.

You can also say "made some changes/amendments to", but this has a different meaning of course.

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