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Discover LudwigThe phrase 'inform him to' is not correct in written English
The correct phrase is "inform him (that)" or "tell him (to)." For example: "Please inform him that the meeting is cancelled." or "Please tell him to be on time."
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If your boss has a meeting and forgets about it,you are then able inform him to be prepared half-an-hour in advance (or an hour depending on how organized/busy he is).
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Earlier in the season Moyes claimed he had instructed Welbeck to stay behind for extra training, informing him to follow Wayne Rooney's example.
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I'm just an old baseball announcer.' And we had to inform him that, to Americans of all ages, 'You are an old friend.' ".
He also wrote to Tony Blair to inform him Ashcroft intended to become resident in Britain "in order properly to fulfil his responsibilities in the House of Lords".
When this morning at 8.45am, Mornet, the Procurator General, came to him to inform him that he was to be executed at 9.30, Laval was lying in bed.
Home Office permanent secretary Mark Sedwill has written to the prime minister to inform him of the plans to appoint a senior independent legal figure.
President Bush personally telephoned Prime Minister Manmohan Singh of India early Friday to inform him of the decision to sell F-16's to Pakistan, White House officials said.
According to Yahoo! News, Santorum called Romney earlier in the day to inform him of his decision to suspend his campaign.
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