Hello everyone!!
I have asked a very slightly similar question in an earlier thread and one user was helpful in answering it, but this led me to another question. (Moderators: it's not the same question!).
(A) According to information that we have received from the spokeswoman, there would be no further issues.
(B) According to the information that we have received from the spokeswoman, there would be no further issues.
Assuming that this is the first time that this information is mentioned . . . are both OK? To me (B) is more definite, while (A) means "some information that…", but both are correct.
Can someone please confirm?
A big thank you as always.
Vic
I have asked a very slightly similar question in an earlier thread and one user was helpful in answering it, but this led me to another question. (Moderators: it's not the same question!).
(A) According to information that we have received from the spokeswoman, there would be no further issues.
(B) According to the information that we have received from the spokeswoman, there would be no further issues.
Assuming that this is the first time that this information is mentioned . . . are both OK? To me (B) is more definite, while (A) means "some information that…", but both are correct.
Can someone please confirm?
A big thank you as always.
Vic