We're very high-tech.
Dear teachers:
"I believe they are interested in our products because we're very high-tech, and also because natural and preservative-free products are trending these days."
Is this sentence correct and natural?
If not, it would be appreciated if you could edit it.
Thanks and best regards,
David Kim
Top answer
It's largely OK. Personally I would not use "trending" like that. I associate the word more with news stories or fads on the Internet.
- It's largely OK.
- Personally I would not use "trending" like that.
- I associate the word more with news stories or fads on the Internet.
- I would say something like "popular" or "gaining in popularity".
- However, some people might be comfortable with "trending".
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It's largely OK.
Personally I would not use "trending" like that. I associate the word more with news stories or fads on the Internet. I would say something like "popular" or "gaining in popularity". However, some people might be comfortable with "trending".
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