Is it ok to say"mark down what you just said, I am going to prove you wrong"
or keep.in mind is better than "mark down"here
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There is an expression like this, but I wouldn’t use “mark down”.
You could say “write down”. More common in my experience is “Make a note of”
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Yes, it makes sense, though it sounds a bit aggressive and rather cocky (like you think you're better than others).
You could also say "Keep in mind what you just said because I'm going to prove you wrong."
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