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Raen Posted 17 years ago
Grammar

Take note or take notice of sth, or neither?

I don't mean to literally observe or hear something and write down what I see or hear, but rather to become keenly aware of something. Is it to "take note" or "take notice"? or other suggestions?

Thanks in advance

Raen
  

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Honestly, in spoken english, you could do either. It is "take note", though. "Take notice" means exactly the same as just "notice".

— Anonymous

  • Honestly, in spoken english, you could do either.
  • It is "take note", though.
  • "Take notice" means exactly the same as just "notice".
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Honestly, in spoken english, you could do either.

It is "take note", though.

"Take notice" means exactly the same as just "notice".
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Thank you Anon. I appreciate it.Emotion: smile
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