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give attention to my asking vs give attention to my request

Both phrases are correct, but 'give attention to my request' is more commonly used and sounds more natural in English. 'Give attention to my asking' is grammatically correct but less common.

Last updated: March 27, 2024

give attention to my asking

This phrase is grammatically correct but less common in English.

This phrase can be used to ask someone to pay attention to your request or inquiry.
  • We should always give attention to this.
  • That is why the report gives attention to the importance of monitoring human resources.
  • Both budget reports give attention to language, translation and interpreting.
  • We must also give attention to better-targeted economic measures that respect humanitarian international law.
  • I hope that the forthcoming summit will give attention to this matter.
  • The work programme you have presented is enormous, but you also have a reputation for working wonders, and it is to the wonder-worker in you that I would like to appeal, asking you also to give attention to the Members' statute.
  • It means that the body stops give attention to things that do not matter.
  • But I should also like to ask you to give attention to one particular area of income tax and that is the equal treatment of men and women.
  • In the old Member States too it is necessary to give attention to the implementation of EU legislation.
  • The fact is, then, that PROGRESS will also give attention to the particular problems of the Roma.
  • I find it downright disgraceful that we women cannot join forces across the world. I would ask you to give attention to this.
  • Thirdly, we need to give attention to the issue of biogas, one way of practising and developing agriculture while making use of something that pollutes our countryside.
  • There is still a need to give attention to the exchange of information between intelligence services within the European Union, but also with our partners in the United States, Russia and in all other nations that want to discharge their responsibilities in the fight against terrorism.
  • The year 2007 will be the European Year of Equal Opportunities, as part of which we must also give attention to disability in education and culture programmes.
  • That is something that we perhaps ought to organise differently in future, as we should give attention to the regions in a more even-handed way.
  • Common minimal levels of energy taxation are needed and the polluter pays principle is important, as long as we remember to give attention to the effects on competition and employment.
  • It is for this reason that I regard Mr Katiforis' report as very important, in that it is the first in Europe to give attention to this topic.
  • What is especially good about it in my opinion is that it recognises the specificity of sport and gives attention to special needs groups, including the disabled.
  • We are going to vote tomorrow, and we are going to give attention to the position drawn up by the Committee on Budgets.
  • Secondly, the training of rail staff should also give attention to that aspect of the job.

Alternatives:

  • give attention to my request
  • pay attention to my asking
  • consider my asking
  • take note of my asking
  • heed my asking

give attention to my request

This phrase is commonly used and sounds more natural in English.

This phrase is a common way to ask someone to pay attention to your request or inquiry.
  • We should always give attention to this.
  • That is why the report gives attention to the importance of monitoring human resources.
  • Both budget reports give attention to language, translation and interpreting.
  • We must also give attention to better-targeted economic measures that respect humanitarian international law.
  • I hope that the forthcoming summit will give attention to this matter.
  • It means that the body stops give attention to things that do not matter.
  • But I should also like to ask you to give attention to one particular area of income tax and that is the equal treatment of men and women.
  • In the old Member States too it is necessary to give attention to the implementation of EU legislation.
  • The fact is, then, that PROGRESS will also give attention to the particular problems of the Roma.
  • I find it downright disgraceful that we women cannot join forces across the world. I would ask you to give attention to this.
  • Thirdly, we need to give attention to the issue of biogas, one way of practising and developing agriculture while making use of something that pollutes our countryside.
  • There is still a need to give attention to the exchange of information between intelligence services within the European Union, but also with our partners in the United States, Russia and in all other nations that want to discharge their responsibilities in the fight against terrorism.
  • The year 2007 will be the European Year of Equal Opportunities, as part of which we must also give attention to disability in education and culture programmes.
  • That is something that we perhaps ought to organise differently in future, as we should give attention to the regions in a more even-handed way.
  • Common minimal levels of energy taxation are needed and the polluter pays principle is important, as long as we remember to give attention to the effects on competition and employment.
  • It is for this reason that I regard Mr Katiforis' report as very important, in that it is the first in Europe to give attention to this topic.
  • What is especially good about it in my opinion is that it recognises the specificity of sport and gives attention to special needs groups, including the disabled.
  • We are going to vote tomorrow, and we are going to give attention to the position drawn up by the Committee on Budgets.
  • Secondly, the training of rail staff should also give attention to that aspect of the job.
  • I therefore regard it as urgently necessary that the directive be revised on the basis of practical experience at the beginning of 2006 in order to give attention to this matter.

Alternatives:

  • give attention to my asking
  • pay attention to my request
  • consider my request
  • take note of my request
  • heed my request

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