curriculum/challenges/english/blocks/learn-how-to-talk-about-hobbies-and-interests/657d50434d1a007661712182.md
To notice is used to express that something got your attention. For example:
I noticed an error in the code. - The error got your attention when you looked at the code.
In this dialogue, Maria sees a camera on Bob's desk and asks him about his interest in photography. To express that she saw the camera, she uses the verb notice in the past.
Hey, I BLANK that you have a camera on your desk.
noticed
This word has to do with seeing or hearing something that gets your attention. It ends in -ed.
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