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Discover Ludwig"I warn you" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to caution or advise someone about something. It can be used in various contexts and situations, such as: - Before entering a haunted house, Jane warned her friends, "I warn you, this place is really spooky." - In a heated argument, John warned his opponent, "I warn you, don't push me any further." - As a disclaimer, the sign on the gate read, "Beware of dog. I warn you, he bites." - As a parent, I warn you, raising teenagers is not easy. - Before revealing a secret, Sarah whispered to her friend, "I warn you, you can't tell anyone else."
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I warn you, though.
I warn you.
I warn you, you will likely lapse.
I warn you Goldman Sachs, Animal is very angry.
But I warn you: I'll be a bundle of nerves".
And I warn you that this is not a perfect description of what the computer does.
I warn you, for some of us (including me on some weeks) this may prove an entertaining read.
After a pause, Chauncey offers the young visitor half his sandwich — "I warn you, it is ham.
"My talk is titled 'Dream Bigger' and I warn you: I'm trying to be bold," he started.
I'll share everything that the doctor involved had to work with, but I warn you, it's a tough one.
I warn you now: this is a very long blog post.
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Justyna Jupowicz-Kozak
CEO of Professional Science Editing for Scientists @ prosciediting.com