Notice Sentences
Notice is the act of observing or the information given about something. e.g., She took notice of the new sign in the park.
How to use Notice in a sentence
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Notice Sentences
You have to give two weeks' notice before resigning.
I didn't notice him enter the room.
I hope he takes notice of my hard work.
Did anyone notice the mistake in the report?
Did you notice the change in the schedule?
The bird's vibrant colors were hard not to notice.
She posted a notice about the meeting on the board.
I started to notice improvements in my health.
I barely notice the noise from the construction site now.
She hung the notice about the bake sale in the cafeteria.
You'll notice a difference after trying the new method.
The director will notice if you arrive late.
The teacher gave us a notice about the field trip.
There's a notice on the door about the store's hours.
Did you notice any suspicious behavior?
I'm glad you took notice of the warning.
I took notice when she raised her hand.
The company issued a recall notice for the product.
You might notice a theme in the author's books.
I've started to notice a pattern in his behavior.
He failed to notice the changes in the document.
The community notice board is by the park entrance.
The notice was sent home with the students.
Did the coach notice my performance today?
Always read the notice before using the machine.
With little notice, the event was postponed.
He felt embarrassed when everyone took notice of his mistake.
I hope they notice my efforts to help.
The concert was canceled at short notice.
He didn't notice that his shoe was untied.
I immediately took notice of the painting in the gallery.
We were given short notice about the exam.
The actor's performance was hard to notice among the talented cast.
The colors of the sunset were too beautiful not to notice.
You have to notice the details to appreciate the art.
She sent a notice to all the tenants about the plumbing work.
I've started to notice benefits from the new routine.
The notice indicated a change in the garbage pickup schedule.
Did you notice how fast the time flew by?
The new policy was outlined in the notice.
I hope the committee takes notice of our suggestions.
The bright colors of the flowers make people notice them.
The manager will notice if you consistently work hard.
She left a notice about her vacation days on her desk.
I couldn't help but notice the lovely aroma from the kitchen.
If you notice any issues, report them immediately.
He didn't notice the puppy following him home.
The company provided a notice about the software update.
We took notice of the historic sites on our trip.
The town issued a notice about water conservation efforts.
Notice Definitions
Notice can mean a formal declaration of one's intentions or actions.
She handed in her notice after finding a new job.
Notice is the act of observing or paying attention to something.
She gave no notice to the dog barking outside.
Notice refers to the advance warning about something, typically about leaving a job.
He gave his two weeks' notice yesterday.
Notice is a brief comment or explanation.
The author included a notice about the sources at the end.
Notice is a written or verbal announcement or warning.
The landlord sent a notice about the upcoming renovations.
Notice is the information conveyed through signs or announcements.
The notice in the elevator stated its maximum capacity.
Notice Idioms & Phrases
At short notice
Without much warning or time in advance.
They had to evacuate at short notice due to the hurricane.
Until further notice
Until you are told something different.
The pool is closed until further notice.
Sit up and take notice
Start to pay attention.
The critics sat up and took notice when the movie was released.
Serve notice
Inform someone officially.
The tenant served notice that they would be moving out.
Give notice
To inform in advance.
I'll give notice to my team about the schedule change.
Without notice
Unexpectedly, without warning.
The store closed without notice.
On notice
Informed or warned about something.
After the incident, he was on notice.
Not take any notice of
Ignore or pay no attention to.
She didn't take any notice of the rumors.
Come to one's notice
Become aware of.
The issue came to my notice last week.
Be beneath notice
Be unimportant or insignificant.
The small details were beneath notice but mattered to him.
Common Curiosities
What is the verb form of notice?
The verb form of notice is "notice" as in "to notice something."
What is the pronunciation of notice?
The pronunciation is /ˈnoʊ.tɪs/.
Why is it called notice?
It originates from Latin "notitia," emphasizing knowledge or being known.
How do we divide notice into syllables?
The word is divided as no-tice.
Which determiner is used with notice?
Determiners like "the," "a," or "this" can be used, e.g., "a notice" or "the notice."
What is the root word of notice?
The root comes from the Latin "notitia" meaning "a being known, fame, or notice."
How many syllables are in notice?
There are two syllables in "notice."
Which vowel is used before notice?
The vowel "a" is used before "notice" in phrases such as "a notice."
What part of speech is notice?
"Notice" can be both a noun and a verb.
What is the first form of notice?
"Notice" itself is the first form as a verb.
What is the second form of notice?
"Noticed" is the second form (past tense).
How is notice used in a sentence?
"Did you notice the beautiful flowers in the garden?"
What is the plural form of notice?
The plural form is "notices."
Which preposition is used with notice?
Common prepositions used with "notice" include "of," "about," and "on."
Is notice an adverb?
No, "notice" is not an adverb.
What is another term for notice?
Another term for notice is "notification" or "announcement."
What is the opposite of notice?
The opposite could be "overlook" or "ignore."
What is the singular form of notice?
The singular form is "notice."
Is notice a noun or adjective?
"Notice" is primarily a noun, but it can also be a verb.
Is notice an abstract noun?
It can be considered an abstract noun when referring to the act or concept of noticing.
Is notice a negative or positive word?
"Notice" is a neutral word; it isn't inherently negative or positive.
Is notice a vowel or consonant?
"Notice" is a word, not a single letter, so it contains both vowels and consonants.
Is notice a collective noun?
No, "notice" is not a collective noun.
Is the notice term a metaphor?
Not inherently, but it can be used metaphorically in some contexts.
What is a stressed syllable in notice?
The first syllable, "no," is stressed.
Which article is used with notice?
Both definite "the" and indefinite "a/an" can be used as in "the notice" or "a notice."
Is notice a countable noun?
Yes, you can have one notice or several notices.
Is the word notice imperative?
No, "notice" is not imperative on its own, but it can be used in an imperative sentence, e.g., "Notice the sign!"
What is the third form of notice?
"Noticed" is also the third form (past participle).
Which conjunction is used with notice?
Any conjunction can be used depending on the context, such as "and" or "but."
Is the word notice a gerund?
No, "notice" is not a gerund.
Is the word “notice” a Direct object or an Indirect object?
"Notice" can be either a direct or indirect object, depending on its use in a sentence. For example, in "I received a notice," it's a direct object.
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