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notice
To notice something is to see it, recognize it, or understand it.
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Javier’s parents have noticed that his grades in school are improving.
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His teachers noticed that he’s paying more attention in class.
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Javier’s classmates noticed that his English is getting better.
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People have been noticing that Marie is losing weight.
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Marie’s husband hasn’t noticed.
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Marie notices that her clothes fit her a little better now than before she lost the weight.
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What do you notice about this website?
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Do you notice anything new?
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Has anyone noticed that the chat room has been very busy lately?
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Notice how much a difference it makes to practice your English every day?
The word "notice" can also be used as a noun:
- When you quit a job, you should give two weeks notice.
- The owner of the factory put his employees on notice that there might be layoffs coming soon.
- A notice was sent to tenants of the apartment building that their rents were going to increase.
- You should take notice of changes in interest rates if you are an investor.
Notices are posted onto a bulletin board.
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Date of publication: October 17, 2016
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