For your information
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.

Often appears as...
- i must tell you
- i wanted to tell you
phrase
Used to introduce a piece of information or advice.
For your information, the library will be closed tomorrow.

Often appears as...
- a little reminder
- just so you know
Usage tips
Formal
Academic
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.

Often appears as...
- i must tell you
- i wanted to tell you
phrase
Used to introduce a piece of information or advice.
For your information, the library will be closed tomorrow.

Often appears as...
- a little reminder
- just so you know
Usage tips
Formal
Academic
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Clarification
Use when providing information that clarifies or corrects someone's misunderstanding or misinformation.

For your information, the meeting has been rescheduled for Friday, not Thursday.
Often Direct
The phrase can sound blunt or confrontational, so use it carefully in conversation to avoid offending.

For your information, I never received that email you're talking about.
Correcting Mistakes
It's handy for setting the record straight if someone has made a false statement or assumption.

For your information, the data in your report is outdated.
Clarification
Use when providing information that clarifies or corrects someone's misunderstanding or misinformation.

For your information, the meeting has been rescheduled for Friday, not Thursday.
Often Direct
The phrase can sound blunt or confrontational, so use it carefully in conversation to avoid offending.

For your information, I never received that email you're talking about.
Correcting Mistakes
It's handy for setting the record straight if someone has made a false statement or assumption.

For your information, the data in your report is outdated.
Clarification
Use when providing information that clarifies or corrects someone's misunderstanding or misinformation.

For your information, the meeting has been rescheduled for Friday, not Thursday.
Often Direct
The phrase can sound blunt or confrontational, so use it carefully in conversation to avoid offending.

For your information, I never received that email you're talking about.
Correcting Mistakes
It's handy for setting the record straight if someone has made a false statement or assumption.

For your information, the data in your report is outdated.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