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Bookmark or Share- noted vs note taken - WordReference ForumsI found the use of the word note is in fact has more uses than I thought. I've searched throught google for note taken and find some of the results says has the exact same meaning as noted which means noticed and paid attention. Most of the results suggests note taken simply only means note down. Therefore I'm eager to know if they are the same.
- kicking ass and taking names | WordReference ForumsThat's why "taking names" is something that usually happens in the heat of the battle of misbehavior-- at exactly the time when "kicking ass" is also happening. So no, the combination of "kicking ass and taking names" is specifically Naval, and I'm confident that phrase derives from SP policy, not that of military police in general.
- take notes of vs take notes on | WordReference ForumsHello everyone, Should we use "of" or "on" after the phrase "take notes" ? Examples : Students make a table and take notes on/of the key points in the article. You should take notes of/on the core ideas of the entire lesson. Thanks
- will take/will be taking | WordReference ForumsHi all There is a sentence in one exercise that says: I've decided that in the future I will take/will have taken/will be taking the train to work. The rule on future continuous says that we can use it as in the case of present continuous to talk about our future plans. The answer is I will...
- Take note of / Take notice of - WordReference ForumsTo take note [of something] is very close to "to take a note of something", i.e. write it down for later reference; to remark upon something; to remember something for later use. " E.g. "He took note of the various prices of the TV that he wanted to buy. The cheapest was £100 less than the most expensive." and
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