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Anonymous Posted 5 years ago
Grammar
Get me to know?
Hello!
Could you help me, please?
It is right to say "get me to know" in the meaning of "let me know"? And in general, may we say "get me to know"? Is it grammatically correct?
Thank you!
Top answer
Whether it's grammatical or not is moot — we don't say that to mean 'Let me know'.
- Whether it's grammatical or not is moot — we don't say that to mean 'Let me know'.
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Whether it's grammatical or not is moot — we don't say that to mean 'Let me know'.
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anonymousIt is right to say "get me to know" in the meaning of "let me know"?
No.
anonymousAnd in general, may we say "get me to know"?
It's not anything that anyone would say with the meaning you intend. On a rare occasion you may see it written in a context like the following, which deals with becoming familiar
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