Instead of “I just wanted to follow up,” you can write “I wanted to check in,” “I’m following up on this,” or “could you let me know if there’s an update?” Direct wording is often clearer than adding “just.”
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- I wanted to follow up
- I’m following up on this
- I wanted to check in
- Just checking in on this
- I wanted to see if there’s an update
- I’m checking on the status of this
- I wanted to revisit this
- I’m circling back on this
- I wanted to touch base about this
- I’m writing to follow up on this
- I wanted to ask whether there has been any progress
- I’m getting back in touch about this
- I wanted to see where things stand
- I’m following up regarding this
- Could you let me know if there’s an update?
I wanted to follow up
“I wanted to follow up” works well when you are politely checking on progress or a previous message.
Example: I wanted to follow up regarding the proposal I sent last Tuesday.
I’m following up on this
Use “I’m following up on this” when you are politely checking on progress or a previous message.
Example: I’m following up on this regarding the proposal I sent last Tuesday.
I wanted to check in
“I wanted to check in” is a natural option when you are politely checking on progress or a previous message.
Example: I wanted to check in regarding the proposal I sent last Tuesday.
Just checking in on this
This phrasing is useful when you are politely checking on progress or a previous message.
Example: Just checking in on this regarding the proposal I sent last Tuesday.
I wanted to see if there’s an update
“I wanted to see if there’s an update” works well when you are politely checking on progress or a previous message.
Example: I wanted to see if there’s an update regarding the proposal I sent last Tuesday.
I’m checking on the status of this
Use “I’m checking on the status of this” when you are politely checking on progress or a previous message.
Example: I’m checking on the status of this regarding the proposal I sent last Tuesday.
I wanted to revisit this
“I wanted to revisit this” is a natural option when you are politely checking on progress or a previous message.
Example: I wanted to revisit this regarding the proposal I sent last Tuesday.
I’m circling back on this
This phrasing is useful when you are politely checking on progress or a previous message.
Example: I’m circling back on this regarding the proposal I sent last Tuesday.
I wanted to touch base about this
“I wanted to touch base about this” works well when you are politely checking on progress or a previous message.
Example: I wanted to touch base about this regarding the proposal I sent last Tuesday.
I’m writing to follow up on this
Use “I’m writing to follow up on this” when you are politely checking on progress or a previous message.
Example: I’m writing to follow up on this regarding the proposal I sent last Tuesday.
I wanted to ask whether there has been any progress
“I wanted to ask whether there has been any progress” is a natural option when you are politely checking on progress or a previous message.
Example: I wanted to ask whether there has been any progress regarding the proposal I sent last Tuesday.
I’m getting back in touch about this
This phrasing is useful when you are politely checking on progress or a previous message.
Example: I’m getting back in touch about this regarding the proposal I sent last Tuesday.
I wanted to see where things stand
“I wanted to see where things stand” works well when you are politely checking on progress or a previous message.
Example: I wanted to see where things stand regarding the proposal I sent last Tuesday.
I’m following up regarding this
Use “I’m following up regarding this” when you are politely checking on progress or a previous message.
Example: I’m following up regarding this regarding the proposal I sent last Tuesday.
Could you let me know if there’s an update?
“Could you let me know if there’s an update?” is a natural option when you are politely checking on progress or a previous message.
Example: I’m checking in about the proposal I sent last Tuesday. Could you let me know if there’s an update?