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Pay attention: what preposition needed?



 
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Pay attention: what preposition needed? #1 (permalink) Mon Oct 12, 2009 11:24 am   Pay attention: what preposition needed?
 

I pay attention to my study, or I pay attention my study

which one is correct, and why?

I'm confused, because there is a phrase for that when you want to hook up with a girl

- to pay attention to a girl or lady

Furthermore:

I have to pay more attention to my son, is it right sentence?
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Pay attention: what preposition needed? #2 (permalink) Mon Oct 12, 2009 15:06 pm   Pay attention: what preposition needed?
 

You need 'to'.
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