For the attention meaning in English
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Definition
For the attention (of Santa Claus): This is for (Father Christmas)
Examples
- "For the attention of: Philip Cheeter"
Exercise 1
Faxes are easily lost unless the recipient is clearly marked at the top!
What might Caroline write at the top of this fax?
: Philip and Hannah
What might Caroline write at the top of this fax?
: Philip and Hannah
Faxes are easily lost unless the recipient is clearly marked at the top!
What might Caroline write at the top of this fax?
For the attention of: Philip and Hannah
What might Caroline write at the top of this fax?
For the attention of: Philip and Hannah
For the attention of: This is correct. "For the attention of: Father Christmas". This is the standard phrase that goes at the top of faxes (not the Father Christmas part!). It's not very exciting, but it seems to work! Note: "For the attention of" is used more in the UK; In the US, it is common to write "To the attention of".
With the attention of: Close, but not quite right!
In the hands of: "In the hands of" has an almost poetic quality, but unfortunately this phrase is very strange to an anglophone and would not be used!
Of the attention of: Close, but not quite right!
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