Do/take
Hi, there

If someone says in a college class WhatsApp text group “I can’t make it to class today. Can someone take notes for me?” , should I say “I can’t make it today either. I’d also like some notes, if someone could DO IT” or “... if someone could TAKE them for me”

Can I use “do it” in this case or should I say “If someone could take them”?

Thank you

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Do/take
Hi, there

If someone says in a college class WhatsApp text group “I can’t make it to class today. Can someone take notes for me?” , should I say “I can’t make it today either. I’d also like some notes, if someone could DO IT” or “... if someone could TAKE them for me”

Can I use “do it” in this case or should I say “If someone could take them”?

Thank you

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Take them. Notes are plural. 
Example for do it: Some one is taking notes for you today? I wish they would do it for me as well. 
The ‘it’ means take notes.

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Please

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But in this case, which one is better? Thank you!!

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Dear Hernandes,
both of these instances are grammatically correct.

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if someone could DO IT” or “... if someone could TAKE them for me” are both correct