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S.P.I. Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
An inquiry into | An inquiry about
Hi there,
Would you guys say the following two sentences have the same meaning? Or is one of them grammatically incorrect?
1) I would like to make an inquiry into the insitutions transfer program.
2) I would like to make an inquiry about the institutions transfer program.
Appreciate your time.
Would you guys say the following two sentences have the same meaning? Or is one of them grammatically incorrect?
1) I would like to make an inquiry into the insitutions transfer program.
2) I would like to make an inquiry about the institutions transfer program.
Appreciate your time.
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I find them both odd, as if you were an investigator or a senate committee. I think you mean this: I would like to ask about the institution's transfer program.
- I find them both odd, as if you were an investigator or a senate committee.
- I think you mean this: I would like to ask about the institution's transfer program.
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I find them both odd, as if you were an investigator or a senate committee. I think you mean this:
I would like to ask about the institution's transfer program.
I would like to ask about the institution's transfer program.
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Lets say I were an investigator, are the first two sentences gramatically legit? Do they have the same meaning?
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