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English: Common mistake




Take note VS. Take noted

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The meaning of "TAKE NOTE"

- to notice or give special attention to someone or something

In Malay, it simply means, saya ambil maklum.

When you want to use "TAKE NOTE"

You have to write it as:

 "TAKE NOTE" 

"OKAY, I WILL TAKE NOTE"

Or if you want to create a sentence using "take note"

You can write it like this:

"Employers should take note of the needs of disabled people"

Never ever say it as "TAKE NOTED"

So, remember....

Next time when you want to write it, write it as "Take Note" okay?

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