Would
I would like to know about the update of the project.
Is this correct?
Top answer
" is OK, but the rest of it doesn't read very well. It could be that you mean "I would like to know about the project update / the update to the project"; in other words, there has been an alteration to the project. e.
- " is OK, but the rest of it doesn't read very well.
- It could be that you mean "I would like to know about the project update / the update to the project"; in other words, there has been an alteration to the project.
- e.
- you want information about the latest status of the project.
Get the Weekly English Kit 📬
New words, one handy idiom, and a 2-minute quiz — delivered to your inbox to keep your streak alive.
"I would like to ..." is OK, but the rest of it doesn't read very well. It could be that you mean "I would like to know about the project update / the update to the project"; in other words, there has been an alteration to the project. Or perhaps what you actually mean is "I would like an update on the project", i.e. you want information about the latest status of the project.
0
Related Questions