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01. My friend grew a beard, and I didn't even [notice] it.
02. She was really upset because her boyfriend didn't even [notice] her new haircut.
03. Did you [notice] the guy standing behind us at the movie? He looked just like your brother.
04. Have you ever [noticed] that Harvey gets all red in the face, and gets little bits of spit collecting at the corners of his mouth when he is angry?
05. Masahiro's English has [noticeably] improved since he got an English girlfriend.
06. Please let the police know if you [notice] any strangers hanging around the house.
07. Someone put a [notice] up on a telephone pole on our street warning people that there is a dangerous dog on the loose.
08. She first [noticed] the lump in her breast while drying off after taking a shower.
09. In ancient Rome, [notices] listing Roman citizens who had been declared outlaws were posted in public, and rewards were offered to anyone who killed them.
10. There is a [notice] on the lunchroom door saying that today's management meeting has been canceled.
11. Evan Esar once observed that housework is what a woman does that nobody [notices] unless she hasn't done it.
12. You'd better be careful; the boss has been [noticing] that you've been coming in late, and he doesn't seem very happy about it.
13. When I got to class there was a [notice] on the door saying the room had been changed.
14. Human beings are programmed from birth to [notice] when something new or different happens.
15. Did anyone at work [notice] that you got your hair cut?
16. Her weight loss is quite [noticeable].

Grammatical examples in English. 2013.

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