Collocation
Thanks for letting me know.
To express gratitude to someone for informing you about something.
Definition
'Thanks for letting me know.' is a common English collocation. To express gratitude to someone for informing you about something.
let + someone + know
“Thanks for letting me know about the meeting change.”
Examples
- I really appreciate you letting me know about the sudden cancellation.
- Please let me know if you need any help with the project.
- They were kind enough to let us know about the road closure in advance.
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- She wished someone had let her know sooner about the exciting job opportunity.
- Could you let me know when the package is expected to arrive?
- He made sure to let everyone know about the upcoming holiday schedule.
- We will let you know the results of your application by the end of next week.
- It was very thoughtful of them to let me know about the potential issue before it became a problem.
- Don't forget to let me know if your travel plans change at the last minute.
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