Note-making vs. note making [Hyphenated nouns] - WordReference Forums
15 Jan 2025 at 8:56pm
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 hyphenated and then it is two separate words?
take notes of vs take notes on | WordReference Forums
29 Jan 2025 at 4:01pm
Hello 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
to take / taking - WordReference Forums
20 Jan 2025 at 6:49pm
Hi, I'm Italian and I'm learning English. Recently I was asked to choose what's the correct word between "to take" and "taking" in a sentence like: - I've got a terribile headache, and it won't go away. - Have you tried ____ some aspirin? I chose "to take", because the sentence reminds me the...
has taken vs. has been taking | WordReference Forums
25 Jan 2025 at 5:31pm
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.
try to take or try taking? - WordReference Forums
22 Jan 2025 at 7:01pm
Here is an example in which t ry taking an aspirin is different than try to take an aspirin. Two people, Clark and Lana, are talking. Clark has a headache, and he tells Lana that he does: (Clark) I have a headache. (Lana) T ry taking an aspirin = Maybe it will be helpful to take an aspirin/Taking an aspirin might make you feel better.
kicking ass and taking names | WordReference Forums
21 Jan 2025 at 1:08am
That'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.
Combine sentences: The plane leaves at 7 a.m. I am taking to Hanoi.
25 Jan 2025 at 10:46pm
The plane leaved at 7 a.m. I am taking to Hanoi. (use "relative pronoun") I'm wondering if the 2nd sentence is correct. S + to be + taking to + places. :confused: Anyway, here is my answer. The plane which leaves at 7 a.m is taking me to Hanoi. Thanks in advance. :D
I am done taking exam | WordReference Forums
29 Jan 2025 at 10:03am
Well, I have woken up this morning with my niece's message on WhatsApp wherein she informed me that she has taken the test alloted for today ; so she wrote "I am done taking exam" which I found somewhat amiss ,thereby led me to post this thread for clearification .
taking in consideration / taking into consideration - WordReference Forums
30 Jan 2025 at 3:49am
Hi guys, I have a few doubts about taking in consideration / taking into consideration. Could you guys help me formulate this sentence? Thanks in advance!! "Also, by receiving foreign authorities and delegations, I was able to learn how to plan, organize and execute activities and protocol...
to take one's cherry - WordReference Forums
21 Jan 2025 at 3:41pm
"take his/her cherry" is a common, somewhat crude expression. Note it may be a)figurative or b)extended. ADDED: a)The former would apply in a non sexual situation. Recruits lost their cherry in the first battle. b)The latter would apply for sexual events that don't involve intercourse of male and female.
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15 Jan 2025 at 8:56pm
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 hyphenated and then it is two separate words?
take notes of vs take notes on | WordReference Forums
29 Jan 2025 at 4:01pm
Hello 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
to take / taking - WordReference Forums
20 Jan 2025 at 6:49pm
Hi, I'm Italian and I'm learning English. Recently I was asked to choose what's the correct word between "to take" and "taking" in a sentence like: - I've got a terribile headache, and it won't go away. - Have you tried ____ some aspirin? I chose "to take", because the sentence reminds me the...
has taken vs. has been taking | WordReference Forums
25 Jan 2025 at 5:31pm
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.
try to take or try taking? - WordReference Forums
22 Jan 2025 at 7:01pm
Here is an example in which t ry taking an aspirin is different than try to take an aspirin. Two people, Clark and Lana, are talking. Clark has a headache, and he tells Lana that he does: (Clark) I have a headache. (Lana) T ry taking an aspirin = Maybe it will be helpful to take an aspirin/Taking an aspirin might make you feel better.
kicking ass and taking names | WordReference Forums
21 Jan 2025 at 1:08am
That'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.
Combine sentences: The plane leaves at 7 a.m. I am taking to Hanoi.
25 Jan 2025 at 10:46pm
The plane leaved at 7 a.m. I am taking to Hanoi. (use "relative pronoun") I'm wondering if the 2nd sentence is correct. S + to be + taking to + places. :confused: Anyway, here is my answer. The plane which leaves at 7 a.m is taking me to Hanoi. Thanks in advance. :D
I am done taking exam | WordReference Forums
29 Jan 2025 at 10:03am
Well, I have woken up this morning with my niece's message on WhatsApp wherein she informed me that she has taken the test alloted for today ; so she wrote "I am done taking exam" which I found somewhat amiss ,thereby led me to post this thread for clearification .
taking in consideration / taking into consideration - WordReference Forums
30 Jan 2025 at 3:49am
Hi guys, I have a few doubts about taking in consideration / taking into consideration. Could you guys help me formulate this sentence? Thanks in advance!! "Also, by receiving foreign authorities and delegations, I was able to learn how to plan, organize and execute activities and protocol...
to take one's cherry - WordReference Forums
21 Jan 2025 at 3:41pm
"take his/her cherry" is a common, somewhat crude expression. Note it may be a)figurative or b)extended. ADDED: a)The former would apply in a non sexual situation. Recruits lost their cherry in the first battle. b)The latter would apply for sexual events that don't involve intercourse of male and female.
WHAT IS THIS? This is an unscreened compilation of results from several search engines. The sites listed are not necessarily recommended by Surfnetkids.com.
