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Sometimes during some of our English classes, we might hear a very important point and we want to write it down for future use. But the teacher might continue talking and we could forget the point. Some ways we can tell the teacher to wait while we write the point down are: 1) Wait a moment, please. Let me write that down. 2) Hold on for a second, please. I want to write that down. We want to make sure we say "please" with these sentences because it sounds very polite.

If you are asking someone to pause and wait for you to do something then it is always nice to be polite so starting with please is a good way 'please wait' or 'please hold on' are great ways of doing this If you want to make a note of something then as well as saying to 'make a note' you can also say 'write that down' or 'jot that down'

"Please wait" or "please hang on" is a polite way to ask your teacher to stop talking while you write. To "make a note" of a something is to write it down so you don't forget it. For example, if someone arranges an appointment for you, you can tell them, "Thanks, I've made a note of the time and date". This shows them that you are definitely planning to attend, and will not forget.

This is a way of getting the attention of someone who is teaching you. You want to write down more information or the important things they told you to remember so you ask them if they can wait or slow down so you can take down notes.

"Let me just write this down" "Can I just write that down" 'Let me just' is an expression used in the context in the same way as 'Can I' 'One minute' and 'could you wait'. 'Write this down' is an expression used when you'd like to physically Write a note about something you may had just learnt.

When you want to ask your teacher to wait while you write something; then you can say: -Please wait while I write that down -Please give me a moment to write that down -Wait, I want to write that down.