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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

Regarding sentence syntax.

Sentence : Be patient the court will take notice of Matthew's affidavit regarding corruption.

Question: What meaning does this sentence make? Is it in correct syntax? I am confused whether it should be "take notice of" or "take into notice" in the sentence it?

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Hi, I already answered in your other thread that has a very similar post. I wouldn't say 'take into notice' is completely wrong, but it sounds odd and awkward. Clive

— Clive

  • Hi, I already answered in your other thread that has a very similar post.
  • I wouldn't say 'take into notice' is completely wrong, but it sounds odd and awkward.
  • Clive
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Hi,

I already answered in your other thread that has a very similar post.

I wouldn't say 'take into notice' is completely wrong, but it sounds odd and awkward.

Clive
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