Take the tour ×  Is there any thing wrong in the following
sentence:  Could you please inform me when you go.  Can I use
'when you go' like this?  share|improve this question It makes
perfect sense 100%. It does sound a little informal. It's
exactly how people speak. In writing, you'd probably add more
fat: "Could you please let me know, when you leave the house?"
"When you get in the car to go to the airport, please pick up
the phone and let me know you are leaving." –  Joe Blow Jul 4
'11 at 12:38 @Joe Blow: I'm intrigued. When you say it sounds a
little informal, is that on account of the "when you go" part?
Curiously enough, I find the word "inform" sounds formal, rather
than informal! –  FumbleFingers Jul 5 '11 at 16:32 @Fumb, I
agree 100% with what you said. "When you go" is a bit loose an
informal. Yes, "inform" is formal. Cheers. –  Joe Blow Jul 5 '11
at 16:50 add comment  3 Answers  up vote 1 down vote accepted
I'm not sure what you're trying to express, so I won't stand
against your sentence, but th