informing
v.v. to give someone information or facts about something. You use this when you want to tell someone about a situation or a decision.
v. to impart knowledge or communicate facts to someone. Often used in formal or professional contexts to describe the act of notifying a person or group about a specific development.
She is informing the staff about the new schedule.
The company sent out an email informing all employees that the office would be closed for the holiday.
By informing the public of the potential risks early, the health department managed to prevent a widespread panic during the initial stages of the outbreak.
The verb is transitive and typically takes a direct object (the person being told) followed by a prepositional phrase starting with 'of' or 'about'.
I am informing to you the news.I am informing you of the news.Inform is a transitive verb; it takes the person as a direct object without the preposition 'to'.