Call to your attention Meaning in English
expression
Definition
To make someone notice or think about something, especially something important or needing action.
Usage & Nuances
Mostly formal or semi-formal, used in emails, letters, or presentations. Common as 'I want to call to your attention' or 'may I call to your attention.' Similar to 'bring to your attention,' but slightly more formal. Rare in casual speech.
Example Sentences
I would like to call to your attention the change in the schedule.
basic
May I call to your attention the rules for this event?
basic
Let me call to your attention an error in your report.
basic
I’d like to call to your attention a few important updates before we start.
natural
Can I call to your attention something I noticed during your presentation?
natural
We’d like to call to your attention the new safety procedures now in place.
natural