Not paying attention to something
Ignore is usually a transitive verb followed directly by a noun or pronoun.
Ignore normally does not take a preposition directly after it. By and in may appear later in the sentence, but they usually belong to another phrase.
Usually, neither. Ignore is normally followed directly by an object: ignore the warning. By and in can appear in a sentence for other reasons, such as ignore someone by refusing to answer or ignore mistakes in a report.
These forms are not interchangeable. Choose the construction by meaning, not by which preposition appears most often.
Ignore is usually a transitive verb followed directly by a noun or pronoun.
By can introduce the action used to ignore someone or something. It is not a fixed combination with ignore.
In can show where the ignored thing appears. It does not form a fixed verb-preposition pattern with ignore.
The same subject can take different constructions because each sentence answers a different question.
Some combinations appear in real text but do not mean what learners often assume.
Ignore usually takes a direct object without by or in.
✕ Please ignore to the noise. ✓ Please ignore the noise.By normally introduces a method or action, not a required preposition after ignore.
✕ We ignore by the warnings. ✓ We ignore the warnings.Place the object directly after ignore. Use in only for location or context.
✕ She ignored in the message. ✓ She ignored the message.Choose the expression that matches the intended meaning.
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Not as a fixed verb-preposition pattern. By can appear after ignore when it introduces a method, such as ignore someone by leaving the room.
Only when in introduces a place, text, or context, as in ignore errors in the document.
The usual structure is ignore plus a direct object, such as ignore the advice or ignore him.
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