Better word for let you know

It will be easier to replace «let me know» if we use the substitute to replace «reply». That information is probably redundant since compliance with the request would require a reply of some sort anyway.

If we do that, I think «notify» works well in this context because «notices» are a very formal method of informing people. It can places some special emphasis on the textual nature of the correspondence, albeit without strictly requiring a textual reply. As long as I have mentioned it, «inform» is another good word for providing knowledge as well.

Here’s a minimal change from the initial example:

Please notify me with what day/time works best for you if are still interested, if you need a later date, or if you are no longer interested.

As an aside, it seems like you have a prearranged date, so I would suggest also considering:

Please notify me if you are still interested. If you are interested but need a later date, inform me with a later date & time that is better for you.

I personally prefer the more elegant appearance of the ampersand, over the utilitarian look of the slash, especially in the context of an invitation. I also think splitting the rescheduling from the interest check with a separate conditional sentence also makes the sentiment a little easier to parse, one bit at a time.


Linked Resources:

Most definitions are retrieved from the American Dictionary of the English Language by Noah Webster, 1828.

rsvp. (n.d.) American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fifth Edition. (2011). Retrieved from The Free Dictionary by Farlex.

Berkley Construction Grammar Lecture Outline #7 by Professor Charles J. Filmore of The University of Berkley.

What is another word for Let know?

  • inform

    knowledgeable about, communicate

  • report

    inform, communicate

  • tell

    inform, information

  • notify

    information, communicate

  • apprise

    inform, information

  • advise

    inform, information

  • acquaint

    communicate, inform

  • enlighten

    knowledgeable about, information

  • announce

    communicate

  • instruct

    knowledgeable about

  • familiarize

  • brief

  • warn

  • mention

  • speak

  • fill in

  • alert

  • educate

  • update

  • illuminate

  • disclose

  • reveal

  • state

  • declare

  • keep posted

  • leave word

  • make known

  • give

  • tip off

    knowledgeable about

  • communicate

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  • #1

Hello folks!

Again, correcting a text, but this time a letter written to a client in response to a request for information about products / services. Below I’m copying the original (well, just an extract that was somewhere in the middle of the letter) with the parts I think are wrong or need correction in red and my corrections in green. What do you think?:

First, we’d like to let you know more about us. We are based in Argentina and have subsidiaries in other 3 countries: Mexico, US and Spain. Our staff is very qualified and, in addition, we have an excellent quality assurance process which locates our company into the most respected companies in Latin America.

First, we’d / we would (no contractions in more formal writing) like to let you know (not sure whether someone from a company would write something like this. I was thinking of somehing along the lines of «we would like to tell you more about …» or «we would like to give you some more information about out company») more about us. We are based in Argentina and have subsidiaries in other 3 countries / doesn’t «in 3 other countries» sound better (I mean, changing the word order)? I can’t explain this one, it’s just a gut feeling: Mexico, US and Spain. Our staff is very / highly (I think it’s a better word choice) qualified and, in addition, we have an excellent quality assurance process which locates our company into the most respected companies in Latin America / «places / puts / positions our company among the most respected in Latin America» or «positions / places / puts us among the most respected companies in LA».

If you consider some of my corrections unnecesary, please let me know.

Thank youuuuuuuu!!! AGAIN AND AGAIN!!

Mara.-

    • #2

    all of your corrections are necessary and correct

    • #3

    all of your corrections are necessary and correct

    Thanks, minnesotano! (Is that how they call you here in Argentina? Because it sounds much like an Argentine-invented term;) )

    Now, how would you account for the fact that «in 3 other countries» sounds much better than «in other 3 countries»? Is there a valid explanation for the change in word order? The thing is, I don’t know what to tell my student!!!

    Thanks!!

    Mara.-

    AWordLover


    • #4

    Hi,

    I think you did very well (except for the typo out for our).

    Why don’t you try a pass where you contrast the original (with the errors marked in red) with what you think should be the fully corrected version.

    • #5

    Hi,

    I think you did very well (except for the typo out for our)..

    Thanks, AWord…!!! Yes, I missed that one!

    Why don’t you try a pass where you contrast the original (with the errors marked in red) with what you think should be the fully corrected version.

    You mean here?

    Three more things…

    1. Would you say «you did very well «in» or «on» the exercise? What preposition follows?

    2. How do you think I can explain to my student the fact that «let you know» is not a very good choice for this kind of writing?

    3. Again, how can explain to her the word order change from «in other 3 countries» to «in 3 other countries»?

    Thanks a million!:)

    Mara.-

    AWordLover


    • #6

    Hi,

    To say, «in other three countries», is almost certainly wrong.
    Although I can’t remember learning this, I work backwards from the object being modified as I add modifier.
    countries = the noun
    three countries — three tells how many countries
    other three countries — nonsense
    another three countries — this would work :)
    three other countries — as you suggest this would work.

    As you suggested a correction is needed.

    There are many style guides on the use of numbers in text, often it is suggested that the numbers one through nine be spelled and larger numbers written as digits.

    EDIT:Never mind the additional contrasting texts, I lost track of the fact that you are correcting a students paper.

    AWordLover


    • #7

    Hi,

    Three more things…

    1. Would you say «you did very well «in» or «on» the exercise? What preposition follows?

    2. How do you think I can explain to my student the fact that «let you know» is not a very good choice for this kind of writing?

    3. Again, how can explain to her the word order change from «in other 3 countries» to «in 3 other countries»?

    #1: You could use either, I prefer «… well on the exercise», without additional context.

    #2: You might say that it has a very informal sound, and is too informal for use in this business setting.

    #3: I attempted that in my previous post.

    • #8

    Thanks again, AWord! You’re so kind answering all my questions!

    Many many THANKS!!

    Mara.-

    liliput


    • #9

    All your suggested corrections are good:
    1) Avoid contractions in formal writing.
    2) «Let someone know» is more often used in the context of «let me know if you need any more information» or «I’ll let you know if there are any problems».
    3) You can say «in three other countries» or «in another three countries».
    4) «Highly qualified» is the usual expression.
    5) «Locate» is more suitable for literal geographical position; «puts us among» is perfect.


    На основании Вашего запроса эти примеры могут содержать грубую лексику.


    На основании Вашего запроса эти примеры могут содержать разговорную лексику.

    чтобы вы знали

    чтобы ты знал

    чтобы сообщить вам

    чтобы дать вам знать

    чтобы дать тебе знать

    чтобы вы знаете

    хотела сказать

    чтоб ты знала

    чтобы сказать вам

    хотел сообщить

    хотел дать тебе знать

    чтобы сообщить тебе

    дам вам знать

    Предложения


    That’s the internals, just to let you know.


    Just to let you know how much it means to me, I can briefly relate my situation.



    Просто чтобы вы знали, как много это значит для меня, я могу кратко рассказать о моей ситуации.


    I’d told her to let you know.


    Just to let you know, the real Meliodas is much stronger than you.



    Чтобы ты знал, настоящий Мелиодас намного сильнее тебя.


    Ask your partner or client to come up with a safe word to let you know when to stop.



    Попросите своего партнера или клиента придумать стоп-слово, чтобы вы знали, когда остановиться.


    Thankfully, online slot machines now provide timing counters to let you know just how long you’ve been playing.



    К счастью, игровые автоматы онлайн теперь предоставляют счетчики времени, чтобы вы знали, как долго вы играете.


    Just to let you know, I do not have a lexicographical whistle.


    I called this meeting to let you know where you stand.


    I’m a little nervous, just to let you know.


    I’ll play the music to let you know it’s coming.


    I want you to let you know, I’m not leaving my team.


    This privacy notice is to let you know how 123FormBuilder looks after your personal information.



    Это уведомление о конфиденциальности, чтобы вы знали, как 123FormBuilder выглядит после вашей личной информации.


    I’m writing to let you know that today SetJam was acquired by Motorola Mobility.



    Я пишу, чтобы вы знали, что сегодня SetJam была приобретена компанией Motorola Mobility.


    Will try to let you know when.


    The glycemic index was created to let you know


    Your baby cries to let you know that she needs something.


    We hope to let you know more soon.



    Мы надеемся, что вы узнаете больше в ближайшее время.


    Just to let you know order arrived yesterday.


    I wrote this just to let you know.


    He said that he would contact you to let you know.

    Ничего не найдено для этого значения.

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