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Ahn Posted 18 years ago
Grammar

I'll let you know where/when

1b01font01font00I'll let you know where she lives02font00.02font02b02br
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00--> As I know of, 'where she lives' is an object for 'know' in this sentence.02br
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01b01font00I'll let you know when she arrives.02font02b02br
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00-->But in this, 'when she lives' seems adverb. Then, can't it be understood as an object for 'know' like the 'where' clause in the first sentence?02br
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00If so, how can I express if I want to say 'I'll let you know the time when she arrives"?0-
  

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0The verb is "let someone know." 02br
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01b01font00I'll let you know 01u00that02u00 when she arrives.02font02b02br
01b01font00I'll let you know 01u00the time02u00 when she arrives.02font02
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0I'll let you know as soon as she arrives.02br
00I'll let you know the time of her arrival.02br
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11b11font10I'll let you know 11u10that12u10 when she arrives.12font12b12br
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11b11font10I'll let you know 11u10the time12u10 when she arrives.12font
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01cite10Marius Hancu12cite12br
11b11font10I'll let you know 11u10that12u10 when she arrives.12font12b12br
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11b11font10I'll let you know 11u10the time12u10 when she arrives.12font
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0<> You may like a comma there:02br
00<> 01b01font00I'll let you know 01u00that02u00, when she arrives.02font02b0-
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0Thanks for all of your answers.0-
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