take notes or take note - WordReference Forums
22 Dec 2025 at 2:33pm
Taking notes is generally used to mean "jotting facts down to aid in remembering." Taking note generally means "paying attention" or "remembering for the future." In the first, "notes" is used literally; in the second, "notes" is used figuratively.
Note-making vs. note making [Hyphenated nouns] - WordReference Forums
5 Dec 2025 at 1:46am
Hi, Earlier this day I was doing some fill in the blanks questions, and in one point the answer was to be note-making, but what I wrote was note making. I wonder whether the two words are different or each is accepted in different area? And if the two were the same thing why it is once...
noted vs note taken - WordReference Forums
15 Dec 2025 at 11:36am
Is noted same as note taken Greeting to everybody. The company I'm working with now oftenly info us throught Whassap. While everybody replied with ok, noted or noted with thanks. I choose to reply differently as an approach to improve my english. I'm glad that I did so. Because I started to...
take notes of vs take notes on - WordReference Forums
24 Dec 2025 at 4:18pm
You take notes on a subject, or on the article. You take note of a specific point. Taking notes is a kind of writing - taking note is a kind of paying attention.
has taken vs. has been taking | WordReference Forums
24 Dec 2025 at 2:10pm
Hello. Which form is correct? 1) She has taken paracetamol for 3 days 2) She has been taking paracetamol for 3 days. I've noted both forms in different articles and books. Are both of them correct? Thank you in advance.
has been taken/taking - WordReference Forums
27 Dec 2025 at 3:29am
Hello everybody, I found this sentence in my book: "Ordinary post has been taken over by e-mail which stands for electronic mail." But I am confused because I do not know this tense. Maybe it should be Present Perfect Continuous, so : "has been taking"? Thanks a lot!
I'm taking/going to take - WordReference Forums
4 Dec 2025 at 1:00pm
Could you explain the difference between these sentences to me? 1. I'm going to take my passport photo in 15 minutes. 2. I'm taking my passport photo in 15 minutes. Thank you!
I'm going to be taking or I'm taking - WordReference Forums
13 Dec 2025 at 7:16pm
Hello! Which one is better? I'm going to be taking a long break from Facebook. or I'm taking a long break from Facebook.
lack of ownership or not taking responsibility
17 Dec 2025 at 2:08am
Bonjour, le texte que je traduis traite des diverses excuses qui ont été présentée aux peuples autochtones à différents moments de l'histoire. En 1998, la ministre des Affaires indiennes a présenté une déclaration, mais "Indigenous leaders criticized the statement, sensing a lack of ownership...
will take/will be taking - WordReference Forums
11 Dec 2025 at 5:53pm
Hi 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...
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22 Dec 2025 at 2:33pm
Taking notes is generally used to mean "jotting facts down to aid in remembering." Taking note generally means "paying attention" or "remembering for the future." In the first, "notes" is used literally; in the second, "notes" is used figuratively.
Note-making vs. note making [Hyphenated nouns] - WordReference Forums
5 Dec 2025 at 1:46am
Hi, Earlier this day I was doing some fill in the blanks questions, and in one point the answer was to be note-making, but what I wrote was note making. I wonder whether the two words are different or each is accepted in different area? And if the two were the same thing why it is once...
noted vs note taken - WordReference Forums
15 Dec 2025 at 11:36am
Is noted same as note taken Greeting to everybody. The company I'm working with now oftenly info us throught Whassap. While everybody replied with ok, noted or noted with thanks. I choose to reply differently as an approach to improve my english. I'm glad that I did so. Because I started to...
take notes of vs take notes on - WordReference Forums
24 Dec 2025 at 4:18pm
You take notes on a subject, or on the article. You take note of a specific point. Taking notes is a kind of writing - taking note is a kind of paying attention.
has taken vs. has been taking | WordReference Forums
24 Dec 2025 at 2:10pm
Hello. Which form is correct? 1) She has taken paracetamol for 3 days 2) She has been taking paracetamol for 3 days. I've noted both forms in different articles and books. Are both of them correct? Thank you in advance.
has been taken/taking - WordReference Forums
27 Dec 2025 at 3:29am
Hello everybody, I found this sentence in my book: "Ordinary post has been taken over by e-mail which stands for electronic mail." But I am confused because I do not know this tense. Maybe it should be Present Perfect Continuous, so : "has been taking"? Thanks a lot!
I'm taking/going to take - WordReference Forums
4 Dec 2025 at 1:00pm
Could you explain the difference between these sentences to me? 1. I'm going to take my passport photo in 15 minutes. 2. I'm taking my passport photo in 15 minutes. Thank you!
I'm going to be taking or I'm taking - WordReference Forums
13 Dec 2025 at 7:16pm
Hello! Which one is better? I'm going to be taking a long break from Facebook. or I'm taking a long break from Facebook.
lack of ownership or not taking responsibility
17 Dec 2025 at 2:08am
Bonjour, le texte que je traduis traite des diverses excuses qui ont été présentée aux peuples autochtones à différents moments de l'histoire. En 1998, la ministre des Affaires indiennes a présenté une déclaration, mais "Indigenous leaders criticized the statement, sensing a lack of ownership...
will take/will be taking - WordReference Forums
11 Dec 2025 at 5:53pm
Hi 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...
WHAT IS THIS? This is an unscreened compilation of results from several search engines. The sites listed are not necessarily recommended by Surfnetkids.com.
