Phrasal verb: Jot down. The fun thing about using phrasal verbs is that 1. you sound more native and 2. you get to switch up your vocabulary. If you are someone who is always answering the phone and taking notes, than this phrasal verb is for you.
JOT DOWN
- Phrasal verb used to say that you will quickly write something down in order to remember it.
- It is considered to be less formal that saying I will write that down, but it commonly used.
- Can you just jot down the address for me and I’ll put it into my GPS?
- Please give me a moment while I jot down your name and number.
- This phrasal verb is separable. This means that it is a transitive verb that needs a direct object. Learn more here.
- I know I have the information because I jotted it down yesterday while I was on the phone with her.
- Could you please jot my name and number down and tell her to call me when she is available?
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