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Please just let me know or no?

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Know. This is because "know" comes from the word "knowledge".

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What is the correct usage? "Your birthday is tomorrow no?" or "your birthday is tomorrow know?"

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What's correct is, "Your birthday is tomorrow, isn't it?" or "Isn't your birthday tomorrow?"

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Is it "That's when you always get up, no?" Or "That's when you always get up, know?"

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"That's when you always get up, isn't it?"

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Is "You all know who you are" correct in a sentence?

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Yes.

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So "no" and "know" can't be used after a statement to make it a question, like asked above?

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They can be used that way and often are, but it's a colloquial usage and is not considered proper in formal speech or writing.

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Is it "He played well know?", or is it "He played well no?"

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You would say, "He played well, didn't he?"

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Is it "if there is no one in" or " if know one is in"?

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...no one...

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Which one would I use in this sentence? "I will be there no later than 5".

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No. "No later" means "not later." "Know" means "understand" or "realize."

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Is it "Let me know when you are ready" or "Let me no"?

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"Let me know" means "tell me." "Let me no" doesn't mean anything.

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"They don't know that they know" - is this correct?

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Yes, that is correct.

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