Collocation
Let me know how it goes.
Ask someone to provide an update or information on a situation, event, or task after it happens or progresses.
Definition
'Let me know how it goes.' is a common English collocation. Ask someone to provide an update or information on a situation, event, or task after it happens or progresses.
Let + someone + know + how + it + goes.
“Good luck with your job interview today! Let me know how it goes.”
Examples
- I hope your presentation goes well this afternoon. Please let me know how it goes.
- He called to say he was going to try the new recipe, and he promised to let us know how it goes.
- Are you attending the concert tonight? Let me know how it goes!
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- She's trying out for the play today; I told her to let me know how it goes later.
- We're launching the new software next week, so the team will let us know how it goes with the initial users.
- My sister is going on a first date, and I'm really curious to hear about it. I hope she lets me know how it goes.
- After the big meeting, the CEO asked the project manager to let him know how it went.
- The developer promised to implement the fix by end of day and would let us know how it goes after testing.
- Did you manage to fix the computer? Please let me know how it goes once you've had a chance to look.
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