Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• If I want to say, "let me know if you can try something and finish doing it", is it correct to say "let me know if you could try it"? Which one is correct? “please let me ...
• If I want to say, "let me know if you can try something and finish doing it", is it correct to say "let me know if you could try it"? Which sentence is correct? Help me ...
• May 7, 2015 ... Sadly no. It's just comical rather than extra
• Jun 18, 2013 ... If I want to say, "let me know if you can try something and finish doing it", is it correct to say "let me know if you could try it"? The could is a past ...
• fashioned and ...
• polite. Also, as Rohan Arora says, you have to be careful with "kindly". It's a bit old

• Do let me know if Belle ever returns.
• When you find a laundromat, let me know.
• If those terms are satisfactory, let me know.
• You sleep on it, let me know in the morning.
• Go into every place and let me know what you find.
• If they trouble you, let me know.
• Sir, let me know the exact information you need.
• Gunderson, let me know when you get anything.