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I wonder if there is any progress about the recorder vs I wonder if there is any progress n the recorder

Both phrases have minor errors, but the second one is closer to being correct. The correct preposition to use in this context is 'on,' not 'about.' Therefore, the second phrase 'I wonder if there is any progress on the recorder?' is the more accurate choice.

Last updated: March 24, 2024 • 1054 views

I wonder if there is any progress about the recorder

This phrase is not correct in English. The preposition 'about' is not used in this context.

The correct preposition to use when referring to progress on a specific item is 'on,' not 'about.'
  • Perhaps I might ask Mr Fischler if there is any progress made in this direction.
  • I wonder if there's birds on the moon.
  • I wonder if there's cell reception on the upper deck.
  • I wonder if there's security footage in the car park.
  • I wonder if there's a correlation.
  • You know, I wonder if there's...
  • Sometimes I wonder if there's anyone in my life who worries about me like that.
  • I wonder if there's a checkers club.
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  • I wonder if there is indeed some similarity.
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I wonder if there is any progress n the recorder

This phrase is correct in English. The preposition 'on' is used correctly to indicate progress on a specific item.

When inquiring about progress on a specific item, such as a project or a device like a recorder, use the preposition 'on.'
  • Perhaps I might ask Mr Fischler if there is any progress made in this direction.
  • I wonder if there's birds on the moon.
  • I wonder if there's cell reception on the upper deck.
  • I wonder if there's security footage in the car park.
  • I wonder if there's a correlation.
  • You know, I wonder if there's...
  • Sometimes I wonder if there's anyone in my life who worries about me like that.
  • I wonder if there's a checkers club.
  • I wonder if there's a picture of Honey Bun.
  • I wonder if there is indeed some similarity.
  • I wonder if there's hidden microphones in your office.
  • I wonder if there are many boys up at Arrowhead.
  • I wonder if there's a match.
  • I wonder if there are any princesses like Princess Fuun around here.
  • I wonder if there's any beer in that can.
  • I wonder if there really are such things as fairies.
  • I wonder if there are any wild animals around here.
  • I wonder if there's a bomb.
  • I wonder if there's any connection.
  • I wonder if there's oil up there.

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