Formal vs. Informal Words In English | Common English Words | English Vocabulary

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Your sentence, "We require to accelerate the process." has a minor grammatical issue. In English, the verb "require" is usually followed by a noun or noun phrase, not by an infinitive verb directly. Here’s the grammatically correct version: "We require the process to be accelerated." "We need to accelerate the process."