Note vs Notice

[Van Khanh]

Hi all,

1/ Is there a case that "note" and "notice" are interchangeable? If yes, please tell me the meaning ang give me an example. If no, please tell me the difference with example.

2/ Please fill the emty space:
The noun from "notice" is..............
The noun from "note" is...............

Thanks
K

[Yankee]

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[Van Khanh]

Hi Amy,

In the " Oxford dictionary":

Note: To notice or pay attention to sth.
Ex1: Please note that the th office will be closed on Monday.
Ex2: Note the the fine early Baroque altar inside the chapel.
Ex3: Note how these animals sometimes walk with their tails up in the air.

Notice: To pay attention to sth.

Ex4:She wears those strange clothes just to get herself noticed.
Ex5: My husband hardly seems to notice me any more.

The words "notice" and "note" from the examples 1 to 5 are interchangeable?(Hardly can I distinguish their different meaning if I base on their difinitions).

Thanks
K

[Van Khanh]

If "note" and "notice" are the same meaning in all mentioned cases, the nouns of "note" and "notice" are still as follows:

The noun from the verb "notice" is notice/noticing
The noun from the verb "note" is note/notation/noting

???

Thanks
Khanh

[Yankee]

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Regarding the nouns, have you looked in the Oxford Dictionary yet? How would you propose using the verbs as nouns in the given sentences?

[Van Khanh]

Thanks,

What I'd like to say is nominalisation.
I 'll read carefully your ideas and I'll share my ideas tomorrow. I have a meeting now. :D

Many thanks
Khanh

[Van Khanh]

Hi Yankee,

Many thanks for your interpretation. It's very clear.
So, please read again:

Ex1:Note how these animals sometimes walk with their tails up in the air.

Ex2:My husband hardly seems to notice me any more.

Please change (a) and (b) into the sentences with the nouns of "note" and "notice".Please write all ways of transformation.

Ex1: The ..........how these animals sometimes walk with their tails up in the air is necessary.

Ex2: My husband's ............on me is..............

What's I'd like to ask is the relevant nouns of "note" and "notice".

Thanks
Khanh

[Yankee]

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I suggest you look at the meanings of the noun forms of these words.

Changing a sentence where the word has been used a verb into a sentence where the word is used in a noun form doesn't always work well. Such sentences often simply sound odd, unnatural and "forced". This was the reason I asked you to try to change these sentences yourself. I was hoping you'd notice the difficulty of doing so with these particular sentences yourself.

Ex1: Noting/noticing how these animals sometimes walk with their tails up in the air is necessary. I do not consider this sentence to be interchangeable with the original sentence.

Ex2: My husband's notice/noticing of me seems to hardly ever happen anymore. Although this sentence is grammatically correct, it sounds "unnatural" and "forced"!!!!!

I suggest you simply practice building sentences based on the meanings of the nouns --- rather than ruining perfectly good sentences where the words have been used as verbs.
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