remark

verb B2 Neutral

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Meaning

To remark means to say something or express an opinion about a particular subject or situation.

💡 A common mistake is using "remark" as a noun instead of a verb; ensure the context is clear.

Example Sentences

Did you remark the changes in the report yesterday ?

She decided to remark on the changes in the report .

She remarked that the movie was really interesting and well made .

The manager remarked on the importance of meeting the deadline .

Word in Context

When they sat down at the caf é, Anna remarked that the street looked quieter than usual . Tom nodded and said he had noticed fewer cars all week . They talked about the new park nearby , and both agreed it was a welcome change for the neighborhood . A light rain began , but they stayed under the caf é 's awning and continued their conversation until the sky cleared .

Common Phrases

make a remark remark on casual remark

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