Have + subject + bare infinitive structure?

[asad hussain]

Hi,
Is the phrase "I will have you know that" incorrect?

[Buddhaheart]

Is the phrase "I will have you know that" incorrect? Can’t really say. Please provide context.

[asad hussain]

Is the phrase "I will have you know that" incorrect? Can’t really say. Please provide context.

Thanks a lot for the response, Buddhaheart.

Here I go:

I will have you know that I know for a fact that you and I can never get along.

[Buddhaheart]

Thanks a lot for the response, Buddhaheart.

Here I go:

I will have you know that I know for a fact that you and I can never get along.

I can’t say I see anything wrong with the use of ‘have you know’ in this sentence.

[Soup]

Hi,
Is the phrase "I will have you know that" incorrect?

It's causative, something like the explanation that I am about to give you will make you think otherwise. It's often used to correct someone's erroneous assumptions. For example, Coworker1: You called in sick yesterday, huh? Did you have an enjoyable "paid" day-off? Coworker2: I will have you know that it wasn't "enjoyable", that I was indeed home in bed with a fever.