American English
/ɪnˈfɔɹmz/
2 syllables · Stress the second syllable.
Form of inform
Gives a person or group the facts or details they need to know.
Practice out loudGives a person or group the facts or details they need to know.
The school informs parents about schedule changes.
The app informs users of upcoming events.
Informs is followed directly by the person who receives the information, not by “to.”
Gives direction or shape to a decision, idea, or piece of work.
New evidence informs the committee’s decision.
Local research informs the design of the new clinic.
to make sure that someone continues to know the latest facts
Please keep me informed about the project.