Is there a difference?

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Take notes on the answers!Take notes of the answers!Is there a difference between the both sentences?Thank you in advance!

CalifJim · Accepted Answer

file tile 16Take notes on the answers!

OK. You are supposed to look at the answers and then write your notes about them.

file tile 16Take ~~notes~~ note of the answers!

The idiom is "take note of". It means to notice.

You are supposed to look at the answers and carefully notice what they are because they may be different from what you expected.

file tile 16Is there a difference between the ~~both~~ two sentences?

By the way, 'both' doesn't work here. When you use 'both', you're asking this:

Is there a difference between the first sentence and a difference between the second sentence too?

You can't have a difference between one sentence.

You can replace 'both' with 'two' or just omit it.

CJ

Anonymous · Answer

file tile 16Take notes on the answers!Take notes of the answers!

I wonder if you mean "Write the answers down!"

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