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Merry Christmas and happy new year. I've some questions about the English grammar. THX The questions are as follows. 1) What is the difference between 'inform about' and ' inform on' ? 2) Have you heard of ' inform with? Thanks!

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The first thing is that "inform" is generally a transitive verb, so you need to tell us WHO is informed. The online examples I've found of "inform about/with" are either careless (the writer didn't mention who), or it's an uncommon intransitive use (so the preposition is not actually tied to the verb). Please pay attention to transitive and intransitive verbs. For the phrasal verb, you "inform on (someone)". This means you give an authority, such as the police or the government, some damning information about that person.
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inform with-خوب رنگ گرفتن ، خوب نفوذ كردن ، رسوخ كردن در، اغشتن ،اشباع كردن ، ملهم كردن
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عليه كسي اظهاري كردن ، كسي يا چيزي را ننگين كردن ،تقبيح كردن-inform on, inform about smth.-اگاهي دادن ، مستحضر داشتن ، اگاه كردن ، گفتن ، اطلاع دادن ، چغلي كردن

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