Is it right to say?
Hi,
Are these sentences correct?
"Researchers would like to thank Mr. X for supporting this project."
"Researchers would like to thank Mr. X to support this project."
Is there any other way to write this sentence?
Thanks!
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The first sentence is (almost) correct; the second sentence is not correct at all. The researchers OR Our researchers (not researchers in general). There are many variations possible: The researchers (here at XYZ University) would like to thank Mr.
- The first sentence is (almost) correct; the second sentence is not correct at all.
- The researchers OR Our researchers (not researchers in general).
- There are many variations possible: The researchers (here at XYZ University) would like to thank Mr.
- X for providing so much support for this project.
- Mr.
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The first sentence is (almost) correct; the second sentence is not correct at all.
The researchers OR Our researchers (not researchers in general).
There are many variations possible:
The researchers (here at XYZ University) would like to thank Mr. X for providing so much support for this project.
Mr. X has provided wonderful support for this project and we researchers
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