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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
Grammar

THE DIFFERENCE B/W

I was so happy when I saw the link "ask a question and we'll answer to your question". And I am pretty sure you will answer to MY QUESTION asap.
Please let me know the difference b/w these two sentences "LET ME KNOW" N "TELL ME"
Do these sentence have the same meaning? if not please explain it to me.
The englishforum.com is really a great site for helping people learn English. Let's see what this site gives to me. I am looking forward to your reply. Here is my email addy you can email answer to.
(Email Removed) Sami Azed

REGARDS!!!
SAMI
  

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Hi Sami, Welcome to English Forums. I hope you will consider registering here so you can get faster answers to your questions. The meaning in the two is very similar - you need information from the other person.

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  • Hi Sami, Welcome to English Forums.
  • I hope you will consider registering here so you can get faster answers to your questions.
  • The meaning in the two is very similar - you need information from the other person.
  • "Tell me" is more of a command, while "Let me know" is more friendly.
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Hi Sami,

Welcome to English Forums. I hope you will consider registering here so you can get faster answers to your questions.

The meaning in the two is very similar - you need information from the other person.

"Tell me" is more of a command, while "Let me know" is more friendly.
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