Please be inform that的意思

"Please be inform that" is not a standard or grammatically correct phrase in English. It seems to be a combination of the phrase "Please be informed that" and the word "inform." Here's the correct usage of the related phrases:

  1. "Please be informed that" is a polite way to convey information formally. It's often used at the beginning of a sentence to introduce important information. For example:

    • "Please be informed that the meeting has been rescheduled for next Thursday."
    • "Please be informed that due to unforeseen circumstances, the office will be closed tomorrow."

  2. "I/We inform you that" is also a formal way to convey information, but it's less commonly used in modern English. It's more likely to be seen in legal or very formal documents. For example:

    • "I inform you that the contract will not be renewed."
    • "We inform you that the shipment has been delayed."

  3. "Inform" by itself is a verb that means to give someone knowledge or information about something. For example:

    • "I informed him of the change in plans."
    • "Could you please inform me of the next steps?"

If you're looking for a polite and formal way to convey information, "Please be informed that" is the most appropriate phrase. "Please be inform that" is not a correct usage and could lead to confusion.