Identificationの例文や意味・使い方に関するQ&A

A: Papers that can prove that you really are who you say you are, such as your license

A: ID(identification) is a document about that person in which can be used to recognise who they are for example s driving licence, passport etc. to carry it means they have to take it with them

A: F.B.I stands for "Federal Bureau of Investigations" and the identification part specifies the tactics they use to identify you. Like finger prints, facial recognition, voice recognition. that stuff.

A: As individuals we belong to, or we choose to be in what are called 'social groups' these may include your friends, your school, your family, your team etc. It is from these 'social groups' that we make our own identity.

A: In this particular case, "I didn't realize/notice" will be the most appropriate response.
"I hadn't noticed" is basically I had not noticed (that my ID card is about to expire), which is in the PAST TENSE. (For example "If I hadn't noticed that the iron was on, our house would be on fire right now.)
"I haven't noticed" in this case, the speaker is saying that he/she haven't noticed that their ID card is about expire, yet. This response is in the PRESENT TENSE (For example, "I still haven't realised my true passion.")
"I didn't notice" in this case, the speaker says that he/she did not notice that their ID card is about to expire in the past, but they have, now. (For example, "I didn't notice how you are paler and paler everyday since the past few days.")
The same goes for the latter three responses, just the change of verb (to notice - to realise).

A: Identification is usually used when you are talking about finding out who a person is.
Distinguishment is being able to tell the difference between 2 people/things or what makes one person/thing different from everything else.
Ex)
Security uses modern identification techniques like finger printing and eye recognition software to keep information confidential.
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What distinguishes her from the rest is her ability to keep trying no matter how many times she fails.

Distinguishment is not commonly used. I’d say distinction is better.
The distinguishment/distinction between these two species of penguins is very subtle.
Distinction sounds more grammatical.

A: Identification can be anything that signifies who you are, e.g., your drivers license, 18+ card or even your school ID and passport is just your passport, that is also your identification but you use it especially when you go traveling 👍🏼

A: To verify means to prove,show or find out that something is correct.
I verified the answers, they are all correct
[I found out the answers, they are all correct]
Please verify that your phone number and address are up to date.
The prosecutor verified the testimony of the witness.

To identify means to find out who someone is or what something is:
The doctor wanted to identify the source of the disease.
[The doctor wanted to find out what the source of the disease was]
When you fly to other countries, you must identify yourself by showing your passport
A trained botanist can identify an unknown plant.

1. To certify means to show that something is the truth or that it is correct.
2. to show that you have met certain requirements, usually in the workforce

Can you certify this document?
[Can you show that this document is correct?]

I'm certified to teach a foreign language
[I'm shown to be able to teach a foreign language]

A: Identification

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A: The only error I see is that it should be "didn't" :-)

A: the first one is correct

A: --> "For my identification, is it okay *to use* my passport?"

A: Hope this helps, good luck! :)

A: I can visit you with the identification of an international student.