Excellent, Felipe! 🙂

1- I’ve never met anyone who enjoys writing meeting minutes.

2- When we enter a meeting and the entire audience is on the same level, there is always a small argument about who will be responsible for writing the minutes of meeting.

Good job, Marcelo!

PS:
– creating
– keep everyone in the loop about the “to dos”.

As well as the meeting, create a meeting minutes is very useful to keep everyone online about “to dos”.

tks Ho !! I got it.

Exactly, Fabian!! 🙂 🙂 🙂

Nice teacher, I got it.

I think with this explanation: “take note” got clear. We use “take” in this case, due to the person takes note. Amazing and make total sense.

Tks.

Hello, Fabian!

It’s not common to use “make” or “do” for meeting minutes.

Note that it’s common to use different verbs in English (compared to Portuguese), just like when we talk about the age. We say “I am 40 years old” – we use verb BE and not HAVE like in Portuguese (Eu tenho 40 anos).

Regarding meeting minutes, it’s common to use:
– take: when the person takes the notes during the meeting
– write / prepare: when the person prepares the minutes after the meeting

If you say “GET the meeting minutes”, then you are talking about receiving them.

Got it?

Good job, Fê!

PS:
3. asks
4. It always takes 2 days for the board meeting minutes to be written/prepared by the secretary.
*we use LAST to talk about the duration of something. Ex: The meeting will last 3 hours.
(quanto tempo algo vai durar)

*when we want to talk about how long it’s gonna take to do something, we use TAKE.
(quanto tempo vai levar para fazer algo)
Ex: It takes 2 days to assemble this machine.

* we use “take the minutes” when the person is taking the notes during the meeting. (fazer as anotações para depois redigir/preparar a ata da reunião.)
But after that, the person writes or prepares the minutes.

Got it? 🙂

I have a question: I noticed you wrote this sentence like that: “Jeff will take the meeting minutes today”, my question is about using :”Take” meaning “Fazer”. In this case, will be wrong if I use: Make / Do / Get?

Tks teacher.