note, a short piece of writing that helps you remember important information, write down, to record information on paper or in a digital document, key point, the most important idea in a text, lesson, or discussion, main idea, the central message or subject of something, heading, a title at the beginning of a section of writing, bullet point, a short item in a list, usually marked with a dot or symbol, highlight, to mark important words or sentences so they are easy to find later, underline, to draw a line under a word or sentence to show it is important, abbreviation, a short form of a word or phrase, example, something that shows how an idea or rule works, definition, an explanation of what a word or phrase means, organize notes, to arrange notes in a clear and useful way, summary, a short version that gives only the main information, diagram, a simple drawing that explains how something works or is connected, mind map, a visual plan that connects ideas around one main topic, handout, a sheet of information given to students by a teacher, review your notes, to read your notes again to remember the information, use your own words, to explain information without copying the exact original words
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B1-B2 Flashcards — Taking Notes
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