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Gary lee Posted 21 years ago
Grammar
what's the different
can someone help me up.
what's the different between:
1) I'll take note on that
2) I'll take note of that
thanks,
gary
what's the different between:
1) I'll take note on that
2) I'll take note of that
thanks,
gary
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Hi, 1) I'll take note on that is not correct. We don't 'take note on something'. It sounds like the article 'a' should come before 'note'.
- Hi, 1) I'll take note on that is not correct.
- We don't 'take note on something'.
- It sounds like the article 'a' should come before 'note'.
- There is no clear meaning.
- 2) I'll take note of that is a correct and idiomatic sentence.
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Hi,
1) I'll take note on that is not correct. We don't 'take note on something'. It sounds like the article 'a' should come before 'note'. There is no clear meaning.
2) I'll take note of that is a correct and idiomatic sentence. It means 'I'll pay attention to and remember that'.
Best wishes, Clive
1) I'll take note on that is not correct. We don't 'take note on something'. It sounds like the article 'a' should come before 'note'. There is no clear meaning.
2) I'll take note of that is a correct and idiomatic sentence. It means 'I'll pay attention to and remember that'.
Best wishes, Clive
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Hello Gary
I'm afraid you might be confused with 'take a note of', 'take notes on' and 'take note of'.
(BrE) take a note/notes of X = record X for the later use
(AmE) take notes on X = record X for the later use
I took a note of everything Mr Blair said.
I took notes on everything Mr Bush said.
take n
I'm afraid you might be confused with 'take a note of', 'take notes on' and 'take note of'.
(BrE) take a note/notes of X = record X for the later use
(AmE) take notes on X = record X for the later use
I took a note of everything Mr Blair said.
I took notes on everything Mr Bush said.
take n
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