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- 22-Dec-2011, 13:56 #1
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note or notes If there are some scribbling on a piece of paper, does one describe the page as "handwritten note" or "handwritten notes"
- 22-Dec-2011, 18:54 #2
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Teacher Re: note or notes It depends on the content. A "handwritten note" would / could be a meaningful sentence(s), whereas "notes" would suggest single words or phrases that perhaps only the author would understand. But your term "scribbling" suggests to me the latter, i.e. "notes".
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- 22-Dec-2011, 18:57 #3
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Teacher Re: note or notes If there is some scribbling/If there are some scribbles. Originally Posted by thomas615 Context is always important; labelling is rarely important.
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