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Olivecar Posted 7 years ago
Grammar
"to inform of" or"to inform on"?
Hello,
I wonder if there is a difference in meaning between "to inform of" and "to inform on",
or are they interchangeable?
Please help!
THANK YOU!
Top answer
Natural English is inform of . eg We are writing to inform you of our decision.
- Natural English is inform of .
- eg We are writing to inform you of our decision.
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Natural English is inform of.
eg We are writing to inform you of our decision.
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