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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
"Let us know" vs "Tell us how"
A client wants us to set up a customer service survey. We've hit a sticking point - they insist that using one of the phrases above is better English than the other.
Is there a difference between "tell us how we are doing" and "let us know how we are doing"? Purely from a technical point of view - is one of these options more correct than the other?
Is there a difference between "tell us how we are doing" and "let us know how we are doing"? Purely from a technical point of view - is one of these options more correct than the other?
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Both are fine.
- Both are fine.
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Respected fivejedjon, contractions sometimes confuse me much. As you used "We'd use".
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