Enquiry on the Status of Application Versus Enquiry about the Status of Application.
Hi friends, Which of them is more grammatically correct?.
Should I put my Email's title :"Enquiry on the Status of Application" or "Enquiry about the Status of Application"?.
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Enquiry on is always correct while enquiry about only works in oral and informal situations
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Grammatically, they both sound perfectly acceptable. If you're trying to sounds more professional, however, I would use "about" as opposed to "on". That's just my personal opinion. Honestly, though, they both sound fine. I wish you luck with your application!
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Sorry, didn't read that part. I would use ABOUT, not ON.
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