SO THAT YOU KNOW

Definition: Used to introduce information that may be helpful or relevant for the listener to be aware of.

Synonyms: Just FYI, For Clarity, To Inform, Informed That, For Awareness

Usage Examples in Sentences

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We wear seat belts in the car so that you know it keeps us safe.
#2
Let me explain the rules so that you know how to play the game.
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I marked the important dates on the calendar so that you know when events are.
#4
Check the weather forecast so that you know what to wear tomorrow.
#5
Memorize your address so that you know where you live.
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She prefers emails over calls, so that you know.
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The meeting is rescheduled for Friday, so that you know.
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Her mellifluous voice echoed through the concert hall, so that you know, the audience was captivated by the symphony.
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The elusive concept of time dilation, so that you know, is a fascinating consequence of Einstein's theory of relativity.
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So that you know, the meeting has been rescheduled to 3 p.m. tomorrow.
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I wanted to inform you, so that you know, that the project deadline has been extended.
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Please take note, so that you know, the venue for the conference has changed.
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She abhors the taste of cilantro in her food, so that you know.

Usage Example in Conversation

Client: I'd like to discuss the progress of the project so far.Consultant: Of course, I'd be happy to provide an update. We've completed the initial phase of research and are now moving into the planning stage, so that you know.Client: That's good to hear. What are the next steps we should expect?Consultant: Next, we'll be developing prototypes based on the research findings. This will help us gather valuable feedback before finalizing the design, so that you know.
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