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let somebody know (to) [exp]

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Meaning:
- To tell somebody something so that they will be aware of that.
Examples:
- If you here any news about them, please let me know.
- Let me know when you arrive at the station.
- Please let us know if there are any changes to the schedule.
- I’ll let you know the results after the meeting.
- Let me know if you need help with the party preparations.
- Let your manager know if you encounter any issues during the project.
- Let us know how we can make your experience better.
- Let me know your arrival time so I can pick you up.