Collocation
Would it be possible to
A polite way of asking if something can be done or achieved.
Definition
'Would it be possible to' is a common English collocation. A polite way of asking if something can be done or achieved.
Would it be possible to + [base verb] + [object/complement]
“Would it be possible to reschedule our meeting for next week?”
Examples
- Would it be possible to borrow your notes for a few hours?
- Would it be possible to get an extension on the deadline?
- Would it be possible to speak with the manager about this issue?
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- Would it be possible to switch shifts with a colleague next Tuesday?
- Would it be possible to have a quick word with you after the meeting?
- Would it be possible to arrange a video call instead of an in-person meeting?
- Would it be possible to adjust the project timeline considering the new requirements?
- Would it be possible to receive the detailed proposal before the end of the day?
- Would it be possible to confirm your attendance by Friday morning, please?
- Would it be possible to get a refund for the cancelled event tickets?
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