For your information

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phrase

Used to tell someone that something is true, especially when it disagrees with what they said or think.

For your information, I have the car today.
Visual representation of "for your information" - Used to tell someone that something is true, especially when it disagrees with what they said or think

Often appears as...

  • i must tell you
  • i wanted to tell you
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Clarification

Use when providing information that clarifies or corrects someone's misunderstanding or misinformation.

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For your information, the meeting has been rescheduled for Friday, not Thursday.
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Often Direct

The phrase can sound blunt or confrontational, so use it carefully in conversation to avoid offending.

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For your information, I never received that email you're talking about.
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Correcting Mistakes

It's handy for setting the record straight if someone has made a false statement or assumption.

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For your information, the data in your report is outdated.
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