English, asked by Vasugikumar97, 1 year ago

took on the notice -meaning for this phrase

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Answered by Anonymous

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A phrase refers to a small group of words that adds meaning to a sentence.A phrase is not a sentence.

Actually your question must be TOOK NO NOTICE.

Took no notice ===> This phrase refers that not paying attention to a thing....

Eg: The people $\textit took\:no\:notice$ of the accident.

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