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Skelbo Posted 12 years ago
Vocabulary
To bring something to someone's awareness
Is this expression ever used? I haven't seen it but it sounds correct in my head:
Example:
"You should feel lucky I am bringing this topic to your awareness."
Can it be used to mean I am making someone aware of the existence of a matter/thing/person?
Example:
"You should feel lucky I am bringing this topic to your awareness."
Can it be used to mean I am making someone aware of the existence of a matter/thing/person?
Top answer
I don't recall ever hearing this expression. Google results suggest that it is not used to any significant extent by native speakers. "bring something to someone's attention " is a common expression.
- I don't recall ever hearing this expression.
- Google results suggest that it is not used to any significant extent by native speakers.
- "bring something to someone's attention " is a common expression.
- "make someone aware of something" is also common.
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I don't recall ever hearing this expression. Google results suggest that it is not used to any significant extent by native speakers.
"bring something to someone's attention" is a common expression.
"make someone aware of something" is also common.
"bring something to someone's attention" is a common expression.
"make someone aware of something" is also common.
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