2007年1月3日 · I would appreciate it if you tell me what time you can come. (The present tense "tell" has future meaning here) I would appreciate it if you would tell me what time you can come. I would appreciate it if you will/can tell me what time you can come. I would appreciate it if you could tell me what time you can come.

2011年6月10日 · "appreciate" is a transitive verb, i.e. it requires an object. Thus, you need to use it with a noun/noun phrase (as in "I would appreciate your immediate action") or a pronoun (as in "I would appreciate it if you take the necessary actions immediately").

2007年6月12日 · Your English teacher would really appreciate it if you do your homework. As far as I know, grammatically, this sentence shoul look as follows: Your Englisht teacher would really appreciate it if you could( or would) do your homework.

2010年9月13日 · JD is right. "I'd really appreciate it" (after a question) is very polite! So polite it almost guarantees a yes response. Put "I'd really appreciate it" at the beginning of a sentence followed by a statement and it might be misunderstood as snotty or mad.

2016年8月29日 · We would appreciate it if you did something to solve the problem now. However, I frequently see people, including native speakers, use present tense instead of past tense, like: We would be grateful if you take action to solve the problem now. We would appreciate it if you do something to solve the problem now. What's your opinion on this?

2018年3月26日 · 2. I'd appreciate if you did. though perhaps not quite so idiomatic in BE as 1 3. I'd appreciate it if you did that. = I'd appreciate it if you checked. 4. I'd appreciate it if you did it. I think that is better than it here. 5. I'd appreciate it if you would. = I'd appreciate it if you agreed or consented to do that, and in fact did it. 6.

2016年5月21日 · Note the two meanings of appreciate. One is to understand/be aware. The other is to value or approve of. According to the OED, appreciate in the sense of realise can be followed by a clause (that). Otherwise there is some ambiguity in the sentences. I appreciate that you decided to join us. (= realise) I appreciate the fact that you decided to ...

2013年12月29日 · I would appreciate it if you could kindly consider my application. I did some search, and conclude this: The difference between "I will appreciate it” and "I would appreciate it": Use "would" because this action is a possibility expressed in polite way. Use "will" because he hasn't considered my application and I am expressing my preference.

2011年5月11日 · I know there's hundreds of discussions about the word "appreciate", but none of them address the domain I need. I'm working with pathology notes, and have usages of this word that aren't common. "No palpable nodules appreciated." "No significant petechiae appreciated." Does "appreciate" here...

2008年3月11日 · Actually I have to use the verb appreciate in that sentence, but since appreciate is in the list of verbs followed by gerunds. - Her parents appreciate getting the cruise as an anniversary present. So the rule is to memorize that list. =(