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Message board > Difference between ´I recognised ´ and ´I noticed ´
Difference between ´I recognised ´ and ´I noticed ´
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sarahgriffin
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Difference between ´I recognised ´ and ´I noticed ´
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Hi guys!
Just have a quick question.
I ´ve a student who asked me a question yesterday:
What is the difference between:
I recognised I noticed
I know there must be some difference but I just don ´t know what!
Thanks Sarah |
20 Aug 2010
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sulekra
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Notice is just to become conscious of something through one of your senses...
I noticed a man in a bright blue suit with orange hair while I was walking home.
I noticed the chef had added a strange new spice to the dish.
Recognise is connected to also knowing the thing...
I noticed a man in a bright blue suit with orange hair while walking home, and when he got closer I recognised it was my brother - he must have taken those drugs he found!!
I noticed the chef had added a strange new spice to the dish, and after a few minutes of chewing I finally recognised the flavour - he had added Dr. Pepper!!
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20 Aug 2010
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Lina Ladybird
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@Adam
Very funny, but nevertheless excellent explanation!!  |
20 Aug 2010
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Redbull
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I like your sense of humour Sulekra,
and very much made the explanation points clearly  Redbull gives you wings you know  |
20 Aug 2010
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