Hе notіcеd hеr at thе tram...
Hе notіcеd hеr at thе tram stop.
&
Hе took notіcе of hеr at thе tram stop.
What is the difference?
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In my understanding, the difference is such:
To notice = you see something or someone. Nothing more.
To take notice = to watch and observe someone or some action taking place. To make a mental note about something.
"I noticed a seagull sitting on the wharf."
"I took notice of the seagull sitting on the wharf. He seemed to be waiting for the fisherman to throw him some fish."
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Take notice of = to pay attention to something > Please take notice of the warning sign > Please don't take notice of her - she always talks rubbish.
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