Is it correct to say inform to?

‘ Inform to you ‘ is incorrect because of the use of preposition ‘ of ‘ . You can write ‘ inform a person of something ‘ . E.g. ‘ The teacher informed me of the latest book on Vedic Culture .

Which is correct be informed or be inform?

‘Please be informed that’ is more polite than ‘This is to inform you that’. The latter implies authority, so the ‘you’ becomes an object. In other words, an object is supposed to be passive, if not powerless.

What is a sentence for inform?

Examples of inform in a Sentence The book will entertain and inform you. The arresting officer failed to inform the suspect of his rights. He failed to inform the suspect that he had the right to remain silent. We haven’t yet been informed of her decision.

Was informed or was inform?

i was informed vs i were informed. “I” is singular, so use the singular form of the verb. “I was informed” is correct.

Is it OK to say for your information?

Information cannot be kind (it can be good or bad; helpful or not, but not kind) and therefore it is a semantically incorrect usage of the word. The correct phrase is “For your information” or just FYI for short.

How do you say FYI politely?

Perhaps one of these might work:

1. I’d just like to bring to your attention… + an issue / a recent discovery / an interesting fact.
2. I would just like to update you on…
3. I’d like to notify you that…
4. Just so you know…
5. Just so you’re aware…

How do we inform communication?

Suggestions to Help You Inform Effectively

1. Start with an audience analysis and keep your audience in mind.
2. Use neutral language.
3. Use credible, balanced sources.
4. Offer information clearly and concisely.
5. Use specific and varied examples and explanations.
6. Choose media carefully.

Is the sentence “I want to inform you that my phone is not working?

But in the second sentence the informing is in past tense and the working of the phone is in present tense which is technically not possible. Both are correct it all depends on the context. “I want to inform you that my phone is not working” – in this context to inform that your phone is not working is what you want to do now in the present.

What does “I want to inform you” mean?

“I want to inform you” means the desire to inform is in the present and the phone is also not working now. “I wanted to inform” means you had the desire in the past. Possibly you no longer care about or need to inform the person.

Why is the phrase ‘inform to you’ incorrect?

‘ Inform to you ‘ is incorrect because of the use of preposition ‘ of ‘ . You can write ‘ inform a person of something ‘ . E.g. ‘ The teacher informed me of the latest book on Vedic Culture .’ So far no books are available , which can logically explain the use of prepositions followed by nouns , verbs and adjectives .

What is the difference between ‘inform’ and ‘ deliberately inform’?

Neither is correct, because ‘inform’ is a transitive verb and must have a direct object. He deliberately did not inform anyone about the situation. He did not inform anyone about the situation deliberately. He did not deliberately inform anyone about the situation.