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Let me know or Make me know? What's the difference with this two sentences? Do they mean exactly the same? Which of them is more common? Thank you very much!
18 nov. 2011 15:09
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The correct phrase is "let me know". "Make me know" is archaic and no longer used in this way. The only time today you would hear "make me know" is if someone forced me to know something. Hopefully, that would be rare indeed.
18 november 2011
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