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Let me know

🇬🇧 UK //lɛt miː nəʊ// 🇺🇸 US //lɛt mi ˈnoʊ//

Meaning of Let me know

To inform someone about something when you have the details.

In simple words: Tell me when you have information.

Let me know in a sentence

• Please let me know if you can come to the party.
• Let me know when you're ready to leave.
• I will let you know what they decide.

How to use Let me know

Commonly used in casual and formal conversation. Best for requesting updates or information. Avoid in very formal writing.

Grammar pattern

let + object + know

Memory hint

Think of 'let me' as saying 'allow me' to get the news.

Related words

Collocations with Let me know

• let me know
• let us know
• let him know

Synonyms for Let me know

• inform me
• update me
• tell me

Opposites of Let me know

• keep me in the dark
• withhold information

Common mistakes with Let me know

• Using 'let me knowed' instead of 'let me know'.
• Confusing with 'let me knew'.
• Overusing in formal contexts where more formal phrases are expected.

Frequently asked questions about "Let me know"

What does "Let me know" mean?

Tell me when you have information.

What is the definition of "Let me know"?

To inform someone about something when you have the details.

How do you use "Let me know" in a sentence?

Please let me know if you can come to the party.

Can you give another example of "Let me know"?

Let me know when you're ready to leave.

What are synonyms for "Let me know"?

Common alternatives include inform me, update me, tell me.

What is the opposite of "Let me know"?

Opposite meanings include keep me in the dark, withhold information.

What words go with "Let me know"?

It commonly pairs with let me know, let us know, let him know.

What are common mistakes when using "Let me know"?

Using 'let me knowed' instead of 'let me know'. Confusing with 'let me knew'. Overusing in formal contexts where more formal phrases are expected.

How do you pronounce "Let me know"?

US: //lɛt mi ˈnoʊ//, UK: //lɛt miː nəʊ//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

When should I use "Let me know"?

Commonly used in casual and formal conversation. Best for requesting updates or information. Avoid in very formal writing.