Attract one's interest

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Sony's Play Station attracted many children's interests.Can I say attract one's interest(s)?Can I also say 'draw many children's interests/attentions?Are there any other ways to say?

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moon7296Sony's Play Station attracted many children's interests.

Can I say attract one's interest(s)?
Can I also say 'draw many children's interests/attentions?

Are there any other ways to say?

hi,

I don't see any problem with your sentence.

yes. you can attarct someone's interest or attention which means make them to be involeved or take part in something .

and again yes.. you can also collocate draw with interest/attention.

here's the freedictionary's definition :

draw interest
1. to appear interesting and get (someone's) attention. (Note the variation in the examples.) This kind of event isn't likely to draw a lot of interest. What kind of show will draw public interest?

2. [for money] to earn interest while on deposit. Put your money in the bank so it will draw interest. The cash value of some insurance policies also draws interest.

hope it helps.

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