English in a Minute: Learn common verbs that go with ‘name’

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  I have a name.

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  You have a name.

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  Everyone has a name.

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  My name is Elizabeth, but Beth is what I go by.

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  If you go by a name or nickname, people know to call you that name.

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  His name is Philip, but he goes by Phil.

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  You can also take a name for example.

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  When you get married, you might take your partner's name.

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  She was Amy Smith, but she took her husband's name.

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  Now she's Amy Scott.

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  Now, when Amy Scott signs her name, she has to remember to write it correctly.

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  Can you sign your name here, please?

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  If a name rings a bell, you've heard it before, but you can't remember why.

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  Do you remember Mr.

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  Hill?

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  Uh, the name rings a bell, but I can't remember who he is.

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