When you want to draw someone’s attention to something, we can use “bring to your attention.” However, there are plenty of better ways we can phrase this statement to help draw someone’s attention to a specific thing. This article will explore the best ones.
What Can I Say Instead Of “Bring To Your Attention”?
There are plenty of better ways we can use this phrase. Some of the alternatives we’ll cover in this article include:
- I would like to draw your attention to
- I would like to point out
- It is worth mentioning that
- I would like to inform you that
- For your information
- Perhaps I could advise you about
- I would like to let you know that
- There’s something you should know
I Would Like To Draw Your Attention To
“I would like to draw your attention to” is a very polite way to show something important to someone. We can use “I would like” to introduce the phrase, which is usually enough to grab someone’s “attention.” “Draw” is a suitable verb here because it means we are taking “attention.
